Hezbollah has released an impressive display of an example of its underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon

Hezbollah has released an impressive display of an example of its underground infrastructure in southern Lebanon. The complex consists of huge tunnels through which motorbikes and vehicles can easily move; in particular, the footage shows the passage of thirteen 302-mm Khaibar-1 MLRS launchers at once. The complex is equipped with camouflaged shafts with opening doors, which allow missiles to be launched and vehicles to secretly move deeper into the complex. In the event of a theoretical full-scale military operation against Hezbollah, Israel would again be confronted with an underground infrastructure, which is much larger than that in the Gaza Strip, as demonstrated by the 2006 war. Destroying even a portion of the entire underground infrastructure, the exact extent of which is completely unknown, would require extensive reconnaissance efforts to detect objects, including the use of hyperspectral cameras and raids by special forces units, and intensive use of bunker busters BLU-10... Source: Slavyangrad