Israel's military says it has uncovered more than 340 Hezbollah weapons and military equipment during ongoing operations in southern Lebanon. Troops from the IDF's 188th Brigade, operating under the 36th Division, are conducting search and clearance operations across the Beaufort Ridge and Litani River areas. The weapons reportedly include RPG rockets, anti-tank missiles, mortar shells, firearms, grenades, explosives and ammunition. In another significant discovery, Israeli troops say they found a seven-metre-deep underground shaft inside a civilian home. Medical supplies and equipment used for living underground were reportedly found inside.

The Israel Defense Forces says its troops uncovered weapons inside a civilian home near the village of Khiam in South Lebanon, including a children's room displaying imagery associated with Hezbollah. Footage released by the Israeli military shows the room and the symbols found inside. Troops also reportedly discovered rockets, Kalashnikov rifles, ammunition, military equipment and an explosive-drone storage facility, which was subsequently dismantled. The IDF says its forces have destroyed more than 540 alleged Hezbollah infrastructure sites and located over 150 weapons in the security zone since the latest operations began. Israel accuses Hezbollah of embedding military infrastructure in civilian areas, an allegation the military says its latest discoveries reinforce.