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IDF Warns Hezbollah Likely to Join Future Iran Conflict

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The IDF's Military Intelligence Directorate believes Hezbollah would likely join a future war with Iran, resuming attacks on northern Israel. The organization is expanding its fleet of explosive drones, including fiber-optic-controlled models, and possesses around 10,000 rockets and missiles. The IDF is preparing for drone, rocket, and potential ground attacks from Hezbollah along the northern border.

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  • Hezbollah is highly likely to join a future war between Iran and Israel, according to IDF intelligence.
  • The IDF is concerned about Hezbollah's growing fleet of thousands of explosive drones.
  • Hezbollah possesses approximately 10,000 rockets and missiles, mainly targeting northern Israel.
  • The IDF is preparing for drone, rocket, and potential ground attacks from Hezbollah.
  • Fiber-optic-controlled drones used by Hezbollah remain a significant threat with no adequate interception.
  • Hezbollah is believed to assemble explosive drones in Lebanon and train operators.
IDF Warns Hezbollah Likely to Join Future Iran Conflict
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