Israel has recently targeted and partially destroyed a significant underground infrastructure network belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, utilizing 700 tons of explosives. This network, built over two decades with funding and assistance from Iran and North Korea, was located just six kilometers from the Israeli city of Metula. Israeli media reported visible changes to the Beaufort Ridge following the strikes, indicating the scale of the operation. The tunnel complex served as a launchpad for drones and, during recent conflict, approximately 400 rockets fired towards Israel. This action represents a targeted effort to dismantle Hezbollah’s capabilities and reduce threats to northern Israel. The extensive tunnel system highlights the ongoing tensions and security concerns along the Israel-Lebanon border.