Lebanese Army Uncovers Israeli Spy Devices Hidden with Precision

The Lebanese Army announced that a specialized military engineering unit had successfully detected two espionage devices belonging to the Israeli Army during its technical reconnaissance operations in the southern region.

The statement clarified that the devices were meticulously camouflaged and equipped with advanced surveillance cameras and sensors, indicating that they were being used for espionage and highly precise field monitoring.

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Dismantling the Devices

After the discovery, specialized teams dismantled the devices and confirmed that they posed no immediate threat.

The army also affirmed that technical reconnaissance operations would continue in the area to detect any additional devices or suspicious remnants that could endanger public safety.

The Lebanese Army renewed its call for vigilance, urging citizens to avoid approaching any unfamiliar or suspicious objects due to their potential danger.

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The army also encouraged citizens to report any suspicious objects immediately to the nearest military center to ensure public safety and prevent any security risks related to these devices.

The Lebanese Army continues to reinforce its deployment in the southern Litani sector, as part of efforts to assert state authority in coordination with the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL), in line with the ceasefire agreement between Hezbollah and Israel.

This discovery comes amid ongoing tensions along the southern border, where the Israeli Army continues its security violations.

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