In the recent attacks, around 700 tons of explosives were used, but the castle itself remained undamaged
Israel destroys 1,200-meter-long area at castle in Lebanon
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Lebanon's News Agency reported that a 1,200-meter-long area from the southern end of the castle had been "completely devastated.". The UN peacekeeping forces in Lebanon also discovered, according to their own information, an extensive tunnel network in the south of the country in the summer of 2025. Around 700 tons of explosives are said to have been used.
Furthermore, According to Israeli and Lebanese information, the castle is said to have suffered no damage. Hezbollah itself has not undertaken any attacks against Israel since the beginning of the recent ceasefire. The "Washington Post" reported more than two years ago, citing a Hezbollah representative, that the Radwan elite unit was created for offensive operations, including cross-border attacks on Israel.
In addition, Israel has repeatedly warned of the danger that Hezbollah fighters - including using the tunnel system - could launch a large-scale attack on northern Israel along the lines of the Hamas assault on October 7. According to Lebanese reports and eyewitnesses, the Israeli military only carried out one of the heaviest waves of destruction since the ceasefire began in June over the weekend.
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Lebanon's News Agency reported that a 1,200-meter-long area from the southern end of the castle had been "completely devastated."
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe UN peacekeeping forces in Lebanon also discovered, according to their own information, an extensive tunnel network in the south of the country in the summer of 2025.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAround 700 tons of explosives are said to have been used.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to Israeli and Lebanese information, the castle is said to have suffered no damage.
reliability low1/2 sourcesHezbollah itself has not undertaken any attacks against Israel since the beginning of the recent ceasefire.
reliability low1/2 sourcesThe "Washington Post" reported more than two years ago, citing a Hezbollah representative, that the Radwan elite unit was created for offensive operations, including cross-border attacks on Israel.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIsrael has repeatedly warned of the danger that Hezbollah fighters - including using the tunnel system - could launch a large-scale attack on northern Israel along the lines of the Hamas assault on October 7.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAccording to Lebanese reports and eyewitnesses, the Israeli military only carried out one of the heaviest waves of destruction since the ceasefire began in June over the weekend.
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