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 Al-Aran News. This move comes after the Israeli military (IDF) seized strategic sites and tunnels previously used by the organization for storing weapons and moving fighters.

Several Hezbollah commanders have relocated to safer areas, such as Jabal al-Rihan and Aaklim al-Tuffah, to avoid Israeli fire. Weapons caches and military equipment have been dispersed to new locations within villages and near structures, with activists assigned to secure these stockpiles. This repositioning is part of a broader strategic adjustment by Hezbollah, aimed at establishing more fortified rear positions and evading extensive Israeli fire zones.

A senior Lebanese military source told Al-Aran News that Hezbollah is facing a "strategic problem" due to the IDF's control over key locations and the exposure of previously used routes and mountain passes for moving operatives. The destruction of tunnels has further complicated Hezbollah's operational environment, hindering its ability to conduct advanced attacks against Israeli targets south of the Litani River.