The Reuters news agency, citing Lebanese security sources, reported on Monday, November 4, that the armed organization Hezbollah, after receiving new financial aid from the Islamic Republic of Iran, was preparing for a possible renewal of the conflicts with Israel in the last three months. This group, which suffered severe blows after the 2024 wars, in which thousands of its forces and leaders died and some of its weapons were destroyed, despite the fact that Israeli forces are now occupying parts of southern Lebanon, continues to fight against Israel. Two security sources told Reuters that Hezbollah has taken advantage of the relative lull in fighting since June to rearm - focusing on the procurement of explosives and the production of drones.

The Reuters news agency, citing Lebanese security sources, reported on Monday, November 4, that the armed organization Hezbollah, after receiving new financial aid from the Islamic Republic of Iran, was preparing for a possible renewal of the conflicts with Israel in the last three months. This group, which suffered severe blows after the 2024 wars, in which thousands of its forces and leaders died and some of its weapons were destroyed, despite the fact that Israeli forces are now occupying parts of southern Lebanon, continues to fight against Israel. Two security sources told Reuters that Hezbollah has taken advantage of the relative lull in fighting since June to rearm - focusing on the procurement of explosives and the production of drones.