Hezbollah’s defensive infrastructure, referred to as a 'Maginot Line,' has been dismantled in southern Lebanon following a prolonged military campaign. The network, centered around the Ali al-Taher ridge, was established over several decades to serve as a strategic fortification for the group in the region.
The collapse of these positions marks the culmination of an extensive effort to uproot the organization's long-standing military presence. The removal of this infrastructure represents a significant shift in the tactical landscape of southern Lebanon.
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