Hezbollah Raises Alert Level Amid Fears of Escalation, Internal Tensions
Translated & summarized from Hamal by baba
Hezbollah has raised its alert level due to fears of escalation from Israel or internal Lebanese tensions, according to Lebanese channel Al-Jadeed. Sources denied reports of Hezbollah operatives being moved from southern Lebanon to the Dahiyeh stronghold. The sources claim operatives in the south have no duties in the Dahiyeh.
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- Hezbollah has raised its alert level amid fears of escalation from Israel or internal tensions.
- Lebanese channel Al-Jadeed reported the increase in Hezbollah's alert status.
- Sources denied reports of Hezbollah operatives being transferred from southern Lebanon to the Dahiyeh.
- Operatives in southern Lebanon reportedly have no assignments in the Dahiyeh stronghold.
Hezbollah has recently increased its alert level due to concerns of a potential escalation from Israel or rising internal tensions within Lebanon, according to a report by Lebanese channel Al-Jadeed, citing sources familiar with the matter. Concurrently, sources speaking with the channel refuted reports suggesting the transfer of Hezbollah operatives from southern Lebanon to the Dahiyeh, the organization's main stronghold in southern Beirut. These sources stated that information regarding the transfer of operatives is "inaccurate," and that operatives active in the field in the south do not have missions or roles in the Dahiyeh.
