Iran Orders Hezbollah to Raise Alert, Prepare for War
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Iranian security sources have reportedly ordered Hezbollah to increase its military readiness and prepare for a potential war with Israel and the United States, according to "Aram News." Tehran believes a regional conflict is imminent and has instructed the group to enhance its operational preparedness. Hezbollah is also restructuring its command to allow for independent unit operations in case of leadership decapitation.
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- Iran has ordered Hezbollah to raise its military alert level and prepare for war, according to Lebanese security sources.
- Tehran believes a regional conflict with Israel and the U.S. could erupt soon.
- Hezbollah is developing a new combat system to allow units to operate independently.
- This restructuring aims to maintain operational capability even if senior leaders are eliminated.
- The preparations are seen as readiness for a potential short-term scenario, not a final war decision.
Iranian security sources have reportedly instructed Hezbollah to increase its military readiness and prepare for a potential upcoming war in the region, according to a report by the Emirati website "Aram News." Tehran believes a wider regional conflict involving Israel and the United States could erupt soon, prompting these directives to the Lebanese organization.
These instructions were conveyed as part of ongoing coordination between Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps and its regional proxies. The aim is to ensure a unified military response from Iran's allies should the conflict with Israel and the U.S. escalate. Hezbollah is simultaneously developing a new combat framework that decentralizes authority, reducing reliance on its central leadership.
This restructuring will allow field units to operate autonomously, even if communication with senior command is severed due to Israeli strikes. The move is intended to mitigate the impact of potential assassinations of Hezbollah leaders, following significant blows to the organization's command structure from Israeli attacks. By empowering lower-level commanders, Hezbollah seeks to maintain its operational capabilities even if its top officials are targeted.
Sources emphasized that Hezbollah views these Iranian directives as preparations for a scenario that could materialize in the short term, rather than a final decision to initiate hostilities. The current preparations reportedly involve changes to command structures and operational procedures that go beyond routine mobilization.
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