Army Dismantles “Israeli” Spy Devices in Sannine and Barouk

According to a statement issued by the Lebanese Army Command, the military dismantled two "espionage devices" on Wednesday that Israel had placed on top of two of the country's mountains, acting on an alert from the Resistance.

The spying devices were found on Mount Sannine, northeast of Beirut, and the Barouk Mountain, east of Beirut.

The statement added that a specialized unit within the Lebanese Army has dismantled an espionage and surveillance system planted by the "Israeli" enemy in the Sannine region. The statement added that a specialized unit within the Lebanese Army was also dismantling another, more complicated, espionage and surveillance system in the Barouk region.

The statement said the device on Mount Sannine consisted of visual emission and reception parts. The second device was "more complicated," it added, without elaborating.
"The army successfully dismantled the espionage systems after being tipped off by Resistance sources," the army's statement pointed out.

The "Israeli" army detonated two of its spy devices in southern Lebanon, slightly injuring two passers-by, after the Islamic Resistance uncovered their location near the coastal city of Tyre on the 3rd of December.