Part of an "improvised rocket launcher" found by the Lebanese Army in the Nabatieh region after rocket fire toward Israel, March 22, 2025. (Credit: Photo taken from X / @Lebarmy)
The Lebanese Army announced Saturday that it had discovered “three improvised rocket launchers” following the rocket fire from Lebanon toward Israel. The launchers were found north of the Litani River, between Kfar Tebnit and Arnoun (Nabatieh district). The Army said it had dismantled the launchers and is “taking the necessary measures to control the situation in the South.”
The Lebanese Army announced Saturday that it had discovered “three improvised rocket launchers” following the rocket fire from Lebanon toward Israel. The launchers were found north of the Litani River, between Kfar Tebnit and Arnoun (Nabatieh district). The Army said it had dismantled the launchers and is “taking the necessary measures to control the situation in the South.”
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