Israeli forces say they have uncovered a Hezbollah weapons cache in southern Lebanon during operations in the area described as the security zone. According to the report, troops found dozens of weapons as part of an ongoing effort to locate and remove armed infrastructure still present in the area.
The cache reportedly included assault rifles, RPGs, explosives and grenades. The discovery points to continued Israeli military activity focused on searching for weapons and dismantling sites linked to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
The operation appears to be part of a broader push to reduce the presence of remaining arms stockpiles near the border area. The reported seizure of multiple types of weapons suggests Israeli forces are targeting both stored munitions and equipment that could be used in future attacks.
The latest find adds to the tense security picture along the Israel-Lebanon frontier, where military activity and concerns over Hezbollah capabilities remain a central issue. Further details about the size of the cache and what happens next were not included in the initial report.
