Hezbollah received tens of millions of dollars from Iran to rebuild its military capabilities and prepare for a possible renewal of hostilities with Israel, according to Reuters, citing Lebanese security sources. The group has spent the past three months replenishing weapons stocks, purchasing explosives and manufacturing attack drones intended for Israeli positions. Hezbollah is also working to restore command and control systems that were damaged during previous battles, especially around Bint Jabeel and the strategic Ali al-Tahar Ridge, where Israeli drones and remotely operated systems caused significant losses. Security sources say that Hezbollah has not rebuilt its arsenal or its fighting force.

Hezbollah received tens of millions of dollars from Iran to rebuild its military capabilities and prepare for a possible renewal of hostilities with Israel, according to Reuters, citing Lebanese security sources. The group has spent the past three months replenishing weapons stocks, purchasing explosives and manufacturing attack drones intended for Israeli positions. Hezbollah is also working to restore command and control systems that were damaged during previous battles, especially around Bint Jabeel and the strategic Ali al-Tahar Ridge, where Israeli drones and remotely operated systems caused significant losses. Security sources say that Hezbollah has not rebuilt its arsenal or its fighting force.