Hezbollah weapons

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said that Hezbollah is not seeking war with Israel and expressed hope that all weapons in the country could be brought under control by the end of the year.

In addition to losing monopoly over airspace, Hezbollah also lost control of land supply routes following the fall of the Assad regime in Syria in December.

Operations are being carried out by the Spanish army's intelligence service, while arrests are being coordinated by the Prosecutor's Office and the National Court.

Three weeks into the ceasefire with Hezbollah in Lebanon, the IDF said it had confiscated over 10,000 Hezbollah weapons across its southern region.

IDF intelligence had been tracking these underground facilities for years, and over recent weeks, the air force focused on destroying them.

Combat teams from the Commando and Paratrooper Brigades operated in the deepest areas that the IDF has operated so far in the ground operation in Lebanon.

A series of explosions that followed airstrikes on terror structures led the military to identify additional weaponry hiding nearby.

The Post witnessed several recently created holes in the border fence all along the border to enable IDF troops to invade in a number of areas.

Army radio then reported that anti-tank missiles hit the air control base but that the base's functional capacity and detection system continued to work.

The point of this report is to shed light on Iran’s threats and its attempt to move new capabilities to Hezbollah.

Several hundred or even a thousand drones could have been assembled by Hezbollah using the parts.