Hezbollah’s four winning cards in the face of the Zionist regime’s land aggression.
According to Al-Jazeera, Fayez Al-Dawiri, an expert on military and strategic issues, announced that Lebanon’s Hezbollah has four winning cards against the Zionist regime’s announced land aggression in southern Lebanon.
This morning, the Israeli army announced the beginning of a ground military operation in Lebanon, and the country’s military spokesman said that the army forces have begun a concentrated military operation in southern Lebanon.
In his analysis of the military scene, al-Dawiri announced that these winning cards pose a challenge to the Zionist forces and clarified that the time and manner in which Hezbollah uses them will be a decisive factor in the course of the battle.
He explained the four winning cards of Hezbollah as follows:
1 Battle at zero distance: Al-Daweiri explained that this war is different from the Gaza scenario and continues from zero point to a depth of 8 kilometers. This battle involves the use of short-range missiles such as Cornet and Red Pole, as well as direct ground contact.
2 Missile capabilities: This military expert pointed out that Hezbollah has a diverse arsenal of missiles, which includes medium-range and long-range missiles, and can be used to strengthen ground combat. He added that Hezbollah has not yet used all its missile capabilities.
3. Elite forces: Al-Daweiri emphasized the importance of Rezwan forces affiliated with Hezbollah and predicted that there is a special role for these forces in the upcoming battle, which will be determined in the coming days.
4 Naval capabilities: Al-Daweiri mentioned the destruction of the Zionist ship “Sa’ar 5” in the war of 2006 and said that Hezbollah may be able to target the Zionist naval vessels that participate in the operation, and their number reaches 19.
Continuing his analysis, al-Dawiri noted that the Zionist operation may be wider and deeper than what was announced, because this operation is based on the Zionist military opinion, which seeks to expand the scope of the operation.
He also mentioned the participation of the 98th Zionist battalion in this operation, which includes 3 airborne battalions and a commando battalion, as well as the 7th armored battalion.
Regarding geography and fortifications, al-Dawiri said that Hezbollah has prepared the ground for facilitating military operations in the past 18 years.
He added that the published videos about the tunnels show Hezbollah’s readiness and predicted that these tunnels will be bigger and stronger than the tunnels in Gaza and will be used effectively in managing the battle.
The military expert pointed to the importance of the so-called “green houses” along the Blue Line, saying that the Zionist regime considers them to be signs of passing tunnels.
Al-Dawiri also made a connection between these houses and the potential role of Rezvan forces in the future.
In his assessment of air capabilities, he said that the Israeli air force is still considered an ability for this side, but he stated that this air force cannot determine the fate of the battle.
He also mentioned that Hezbollah has about 2,000 drones, although these drones do not create air balance with the Zionist regime.
Al-Dawiri also noted that land benefits whoever owns it, and in this case, land benefits Hezbollah.
He asked everyone to wait for the coming days to evaluate the nature of Hezbollah’s defense plan and how to use its winning cards against the Zionist regime’s operations.