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IDF Finds Weapons Cache Inside South Lebanon Civilian Bedroom

IDF troops from the 769th Hiram Regional Brigade uncovered weapons inside a bedroom in a civilian home while operating in southern Lebanon's security zone, according to the military's official channel and follow-up reports. Additional accounts identified the village as Tallousa and said the cache included RPG launchers, ammunition, small arms, explosive devices, anti-tank missile launchers and missiles, RPG rockets, vests, helmets and Hezbollah flags. The discovery shows again how Hezbollah embeds combat assets inside civilian spaces while Israeli forces work to remove immediate threats to northern communities. No casualties were reported in the published accounts.

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the Litani River in south Lebanon; contextual illustration, not the reported event.

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