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The Israeli military announced the discovery of military equipment and documents linked to Hezbollah at a school compound in southern Lebanon, intensifying accusations of using civilian infrastructure for military purposes.
According to the Israeli Armed Forces, Golani Brigade soldiers found combat uniforms, manuals for rocket launchers, training certificates from the elite Radwan unit, as well as rockets with their respective launchers inside the training center.
The same sources report that some of the material was found along with shipments that allegedly originated from Iran and were destined for Shiite areas of Lebanon.
Equipment and certificates of special units
During the operation, Israeli officers also found official uniforms identifying Hezbollah members, as well as technical manuals for the use of RPG-type anti-tank weapons.
Among the items seized were certificates from the Radwan Force, an elite unit of the organization said to be involved in special operations. Short- and medium-range missiles, rocket launchers, body armor, helmets, explosive devices and anti-tank missiles were also found.
The Israeli military also announced that a second shelter with additional weapons and military equipment was located nearby.
Tel Aviv insists that Hezbollah uses civilian facilities, such as schools, to store weapons in order to avoid detection, thus endangering the civilian population.
"Such findings confirm the use of school infrastructure for military purposes," an Israeli army spokesman said.
The operation is part of the ongoing confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran and designated a terrorist organization by the Israeli government.
Intensification of operations and strikes
Since the start of the new phase of the conflict, Israeli forces have intensified air and ground attacks in southern Lebanon, seeking to limit Hezbollah's military power and stop the flow of weapons and resources from Iran.
"Our task is to protect Israeli civilians and reduce the threat on the northern border," a military spokesman said.
In parallel with the operations in Lebanon, Israel has also intensified targeted attacks against members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) in Iran.
Among the most recent actions, the assassination in Tehran of Mohammad Reza Ashrafi Kahi, who was allegedly the head of commercial activities in the Iranian regime's oil sector, was confirmed.
According to Israeli sources, these activities are related to the financing and rearmament of allied organizations, through the sale of hydrocarbons and the circumvention of international sanctions.
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