Hezbollah Moves Precision Missiles to Villages South of Litani River

Hezbollah has transferred precision missiles and weapons to villages west of the "Blue Line," south of the Litani River, according to a report by the UAE's Aram News. This move comes after the IDF seized strategic sites and tunnels in southern Lebanon.

Lebanese military sources told Aram News that Hezbollah is facing a "strategic problem" due to its reduced ability to hold key positions, such as the area around Ali al-Taher hill. The organization has increased the transfer of weapons depots and military equipment to areas like Jabal al-Rihan and Iqlim al-Tuffah. Several commanders have also relocated to these safer zones to avoid Israeli fire.

Some of the weapons moved from lost sites and tunnels have been dispersed to new locations within villages and near damaged buildings. Hezbollah operatives have been stationed to guard these weapon caches. The organization's operational environment has become more complex, particularly its ability to conduct advanced attacks against Israeli targets, due to the loss of territory and cover for its operatives' movements.

The report indicates a significant shift in Hezbollah's deployment map in southern Lebanon, with the organization fortifying rear positions and seeking to evade extensive Israeli fire zones. This repositioning aims to establish more fortified rear bases and avoid areas within range of Israeli forces.