Israel’s military says it has completed clearing underground infrastructure at the Ali Taher ridge in southern Lebanon, following Iranian threats over the operation. The IDF described the site as a strategic Hezbollah command center built with Iranian support and linked to the group’s Badr division. Israeli officials said the mission aimed to neutralize tunnels and prevent attacks against troops and northern Israel. Hezbollah’s presence and the fate of fighters trapped underground remain disputed, raising concerns about renewed escalation despite a ceasefire
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