Lebanese Army dismantles two unexploded aircraft bombs in south Lebanon

Text poster only. The army's two photos show a soldier in a blast helmet with a visor crouching beside a large grey bomb casing on a rocky hillside track, and a second long casing lying in leaf litter among trees as a soldier bends over it. — Lebanese Army (@LebarmyOfficial), watch at source · Link-only (source-hosted; not rehosted)

Photos released Oct. 17, 2026 by the Lebanese Army. The army says a specialised unit dismantled two unexploded aircraft bombs, which it calls remnants of Israeli aggression, in the towns of Kfra (Bint Jbeil district) and Toulin (Marjayoun district) and moved them to a safe site. The two photos show a soldier in a blast helmet working on a large bomb casing on a rocky track, and a second casing lying in leaf litter under trees. The army asked residents to report any suspicious object to the nearest military post.

What: Lebanese Army dismantles two unexploded aircraft bombs in south Lebanon
Where: Kfra and Toulin, south Lebanon
When: Oct 17, 2026
Who: Lebanese Army (@LebarmyOfficial)
Status: Official release
Warning: Content warning: None. Bomb disposal work on two unexploded bombs; no one harmed. Graphic level: none.

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Lebanese Army (@LebarmyOfficial) · Lebanese Army on X (Oct. 17, 2026)

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Captured 17 October 2026. Time captured: not stated. Releasing authority: Lebanese Army (@LebarmyOfficial). Location: Kfra and Toulin, south Lebanon.

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