Hezbollah has been preparing for the next war for three months.
Three sources familiar with the Lebanese government told Reuters that Lebanon's Hezbollah has been steadily rebuilding its military capabilities over the past three months.
According to these sources, after receiving about $200 million in financial aid from Iran, this group focused on supplying explosives and developing attack drones.
This aid is separate from the 200 million dollars that the Republic of Salami allocated in the past to support displaced families in the Shiite areas of Lebanon.
Hezbollah has suffered heavy losses since the beginning of the extensive clashes with Israeli prisoners in 2024.
Thousands of forces of this group, including a number of its senior commanders, were killed, and a significant part of its military arsenal was also destroyed.
Captive Israel still controls parts of southern Lebanon, which were considered one of Hezbollah's most important bases of infiltration and activity for years. Israeli prisoners call this presence a means of preventing the re-establishment of this group's forces near the border.