Radwan forces

The IDF reported identifying terrorist operatives at the training camp. The release stated that Hezbollah terrorists were trained to shoot and use a variety of weapons at the camp.

“The terrorist advanced the transfer of weapons in Lebanon and advanced terror attacks against the State of Israel,” the military stated.

The terrorists were engaged in efforts to restore Hezbollah's terror infrastructure in the area, the IDF added in their statement.

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IDF soldiers destroyed a Khan Yunis terror tunnel complex approximately 3.5 km long, which contained several tunnels, including sleeping quarters for terrorists.

An attack on mere Hezbollah infantry training camps, which lack threatening weapons, shows how up against the wall Hezbollah is.

According to data collected by the Alma Center, the Radwan Unit was rendered unfit, at least temporarily, to launch a large-scale invasion into northern Israel.

Abbas Al-Hassan Wahbi was struck in Mahrouna in southern Lebanon on Saturday morning.

An anti-tank missile stockpile and heavy machine gun positions aimed at IDF posts were also found in the vicinity of the tunnel.

In addition to the Radwan command center, the IDF also noted that it had conducted targeted operations in southern Lebanon since Thursday.

On October 7, Akadih infiltrated into Kibbutz Nir Oz and has since served as the aide to the Nukhba commander of the Khan Yunis Brigade.