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Lebanese report: Hezbollah rebuilt its forces and extended its drones' range
According to a Lebanese report, Hezbollah used the ceasefire to rebuild its forces and extended the range of its attack drones to more than 30 kilometers. The report also said the organization increased the weight of the payloads its drones can carry and evacuated offices in Beirut's Dahiyeh area, fearing Israeli strikes. Israel reportedly warned of a broad response if Hezbollah joined a war against Iran.
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Lebanese newspaper Al-Modon reported that Hezbollah used the ceasefire to rebuild its military capabilities and that its attack drones can now reach targets more than 30 kilometers away.
According to the report, Hezbollah rebuilt capabilities in southern Lebanon, on both sides of the Litani River, in preparation for a possible war. Sources quoted by the newspaper said the organization also increased the weight of explosive payloads its drones can carry, alongside extending their range.
The newspaper also reported that Hezbollah evacuated apartments and offices in Beirut's Dahiyeh area and tightened security measures, fearing Israeli strikes. According to the same report, Israel conveyed messages to Lebanon warning that Hezbollah's involvement in a war against Iran would trigger a broad operation and a blockade.
Source: N12
