The Lebanese Armed Forces have seized a major ammunition warehouse belonging to Hezbollah, located between the villages of Kafra and Seddiqin in south Lebanon. The army is currently working to dismantle the complex and secure its contents.
The facility contained a significant cache of weapons, including 1,640 Grad rockets, three cruise missiles, and four million rounds of Kalashnikov ammunition. Additionally, large reconnaissance drones based on Soviet-era Tupolev Tu-143 platforms were found, which had been converted into cruise-missile-type weapons.
This seizure represents a notable development in the ongoing tensions in the region. The Lebanese Armed Forces continue their efforts to ensure the area is secure and that the contents of the warehouse are properly handled.
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