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Israeli Forces Intercept Large Iranian Arms Shipment to Hezbollah in Lebanon
Israeli and Syrian forces intercepted a large shipment of advanced Iranian weapons en route to Hezbollah in Lebanon, including anti-tank missiles and guided drones, preventing a significant security threat to Israel.
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What happened
- 01Israeli and Syrian forces seized a large Iranian arms shipment bound for Hezbollah in Lebanon.
- 02Confiscated weapons included advanced Almas anti-tank missiles and fiber-optic guided suicide drones.
- 03The shipment was intercepted while transiting through Iraq to Lebanon.
- 04The interception highlights Iran's continued efforts to arm Hezbollah despite regional security measures.
- 05Officials warn other shipments may still evade detection, stressing the need for vigilance.
- 06The operation underscores the importance of controlling border areas to protect Israeli civilians.
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