The Israeli military said its forces uncovered a large Hezbollah weapons cache in the Lebanese village of Majdal Zoun, describing the arms as hidden inside civilian buildings. The reported discovery was made by reserve troops from the IDF's 55th Brigade, which the military said was operating under the command of the 91st Division.
According to the Israeli account, the cache included rifles, explosives, anti-tank missiles and mortar rounds. The military presented the find as a significant stockpile and said the weapons were stored in an area used by civilians.
The report adds to ongoing claims by Israel that Hezbollah places military assets in or near populated locations in southern Lebanon. In this case, the army said the arms were found near Majdal Zoun during operations by its reserve forces.
Because the available report is limited, further independent details about the site and the full scope of the seizure were not immediately clear. Still, the announcement highlights the continuing focus on Hezbollah weapons storage and military activity inside Lebanese border-area communities.
