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Iran Orders Hezbollah to Raise Alert, Prepare for New Conflict
Iran has instructed the terrorist organization Hezbollah to raise its military alert status to the highest level and mobilize its personnel to new positions. According to Lebanese security and military sources cited by the Emirati outlet Erem News, Tehran believes a regional conflict involving Israel and the United States is imminent.
4 newsrooms · 1 language · sinceWhat happened
- 01Iran ordered the terrorist organization Hezbollah to raise its military readiness to the highest level due to fears of an imminent regional conflict.
- 02The directives from Iran's Revolutionary Guards include preparations for potential escalation with Israel and the United States.
- 03Hezbollah recalled all of its full-time, salaried members and assigned them to new positions under secret internal orders.
- 04The organization is adopting Iran's "mosaic defense" strategy to decentralize military authority to independent field units.
- 05The strategic shift aims to prevent organizational paralysis and mitigate the impact of potential Israeli strikes on Hezbollah leadership.
- 06Lebanese security sources noted that the preparations represent a short-term scenario and not a final decision to launch a war.
In response to the Iranian directives, Hezbollah has recalled all of its full-time, salaried members and issued secret internal orders assigning them to new roles. The preparations are viewed as a short-term scenario rather than a final decision to initiate a full-scale war.
To mitigate the impact of potential Israeli strikes on its senior leadership, Hezbollah is implementing a new combat system based on Iran's "mosaic defense" concept. This strategy decentralizes authority, granting greater autonomy to independent field units to ensure operations can continue even if central command is disrupted or commanders are eliminated.
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