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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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Illustration by baba What happened 01 Israeli and Syrian forces seized a large Iranian arms shipment bound for Hezbollah in Lebanon. 02 Confiscated weapons included advanced Almas anti-tank missiles and fiber-optic guided suicide drones. 03 The shipment was intercepted while transiting through Iraq to Lebanon. 04 The interception highlights Iran's continued efforts to arm Hezbollah despite regional security measures. 05 Officials warn other shipments may still evade detection, stressing the need for vigilance. 06 The operation underscores the importance of controlling border areas to protect Israeli civilians. Translated and summarized by baba from Srugim , the latest report. Read Srugim’s original The coverage
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