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Powerful blast heard across northern Israel as IDF destroys Hezbollah’s ‘drone fortress’ in Lebanon

A powerful blast was heard across northern Israel following the IDF's destruction of a Hezbollah 'drone fortress' in southern Lebanon.

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The brief

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have destroyed underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon, including a 200-meter-long tunnel described as a 'drone fortress.' The resulting explosion was audible throughout northern Israel. Coverage from Ynetnews, Reuters, and The Jerusalem Post emphasizes the scale of the demolished tunnel and the nature of the infrastructure.

Meanwhile, the BBC reports that Hezbollah has condemned a new deal, while The Times of Israel notes the group's claim to a 'right to defend its homeland.' Further developments involve the reactions of Hezbollah to the strikes and the specific details of the deal mentioned in BBC reporting.

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Quick answers

What was the target of the IDF strike?

The IDF targeted Hezbollah's underground infrastructure, specifically a 200-meter-long tunnel referred to as a 'drone fortress' in southern Lebanon.

How did Hezbollah respond to the situation?

Hezbollah condemned a new deal and asserted its 'right to defend its homeland' in Lebanon.

Where was the impact of the blast felt?

A powerful blast resulting from the destruction of the facility was heard across northern Israel.

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IDF Hezbollah Lebanon Israel Southern Lebanon

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