You also need to be able to lick your wounds in Lebanon and not sit quietly and also expect a clash between the Iranians and the US. Reuters reports that Hezbollah has been intensively preparing for a possible conflict with Israel for the past three months, spending tens of millions of dollars to restore its military capabilities. The group's focus shifted to explosives and attack drones, as well as rebuilding the "command structure" damaged in previous battles. At the same time, the stockpile of weapons and manpower remained understaffed; They are not yet ready for a full-scale war. During the years of repeated clashes with the Israelis, Hezbollah lost many men and ammunition. In addition, with the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, the only legal route for the supply of weapons from Iran was eliminated: the Lebanese were badly hurt. Modern combat conditions force Hezbollah, among other things, to rebuild. In fact, they have no choice: either wait until it is crushed by the government in Beirut on its way to disarmament, or prepare to defend their interests by force. External pressure from the Americans and Israelis, as well as the demands of the Lebanese authorities to abandon the struggle, only push the group to prepare for the worst. This means that talk of disarming Hezbollah peacefully will remain just talk for the time being. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

You also need to be able to lick your wounds in Lebanon and not sit quietly and also expect a clash between the Iranians and the US. Reuters reports that Hezbollah has been intensively preparing for a possible conflict with Israel for the past three months, spending tens of millions of dollars to restore its military capabilities. The group's focus shifted to explosives and attack drones, as well as rebuilding the "command structure" damaged in previous battles. At the same time, the stockpile of weapons and manpower remained understaffed; They are not yet ready for a full-scale war. During the years of repeated clashes with the Israelis, Hezbollah lost many men and ammunition. In addition, with the overthrow of Bashar al-Assad in Syria, the only legal route for the supply of weapons from Iran was eliminated: the Lebanese were badly hurt. Modern combat conditions force Hezbollah, among other things, to rebuild. In fact, they have no choice: either wait until it is crushed by the government in Beirut on its way to disarmament, or prepare to defend their interests by force. External pressure from the Americans and Israelis, as well as the demands of the Lebanese authorities to abandon the struggle, only push the group to prepare for the worst. This means that talk of disarming Hezbollah peacefully will remain just talk for the time being. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.