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IDF uncovers Hezbollah bunker stocked with weapons for Israel invasion bigger than Oct. 7: officials
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1:54Now PlayingThe Israeli military uncovered an underground Hezbollah bunker near its border with Lebanon that was stocked with weapons and motorcycles for a planned invasion of Israel, officials said Monday.
Israel Defense Force spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said in a video tour of the tunnel that Israeli forces located the subterranean terrorist command center in southern Lebanon, with the base stretching across nearly half a mile of land — and set to be used for “a larger scale of a massacre than Oct. 7.”
Inside, the IDF soldiers found helicopter missiles, mortar shells, files, ammunition, motorcycles and enough food and supplies to last for days for Hezbollah’s elite Radwan troops as they allegedly prepared for operation “Conquer the Galilee.”
“They were planning, with these motorcycles here, to enter Kiryat Shmona, to Yiftah, to villages and positions inside Israel and conduct a massacre,” Hagari said, claiming it would have been larger than the Oct. 7 terrorist attack.
The IDF captured the underground complex late last week after a Hezbollah fighter was located hiding inside the bunker.
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