PNN – The report of a French newspaper revealed the Zionists’ concern about the capabilities of Lebanon’s Hezbollah due to the fact that it has a network of tunnels that also reach Israel.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, The French Newspaper Liberation wrote in a report: Hezbollah has created an underground tunnel network with the help of North Korea, anticipating a possible Israeli invasion.
Citing videos released by Hezbollah, the report shows special forces carrying rocket launchers along with bicycles, ammunition boxes, and surveillance cameras in well-lit tunnels on their shoulders as they climb the stairs.
According to this newspaper, members of the Lebanese Hezbollah attack a military base by removing the cover of a large crater, with guided missiles, explosive drones and machine guns.
The “Israeli nightmare” that comes from Lebanon
All this, the newspaper noted, depicts “another Israeli nightmare” that represents a “fake attack by the Rezvan elite unit through a tunnel from Lebanon.”
This newspaper believes that Hezbollah has much more power than the Palestinian movement Hamas because of Iran’s support.
A defense plan and a network that reaches neighboring countries
This newspaper pointed out: Lebanon’s Hezbollah “for years has built a more complex underground military network than Gaza, several hundreds of kilometers long, with branches that reach Israel and perhaps beyond that to Syria.
Referring to some researchers, experts and Israeli bases, this newspaper emphasized: Hezbollah has developed a “defensive plan with dozens of operational centers equipped with local underground networks connecting Beirut, the Bekaa Valley and southern Lebanon.”
An earthquake under “Israel”
The Israeli base “Yanit” in its turn, by transferring this information from this newspaper, noted: Hezbollah may create an “earthquake” with these tunnels or cause buildings to collapse when they explode.
The Israeli regime is very concerned about the existence of Lebanese Hezbollah tunnels near the northern border of the occupied territories, these tunnels may reach Al-Jalil Hospital in the city of Nahariya located on the northern coast of the occupied territories.
These concerns were raised months ago after receiving reports of drilling sounds being heard underground near Al-Jalil Hospital, prompting the Israeli army to conduct a series of test operations.
According to the Israel Hum newspaper, more than a month ago, Israel conducted more than 40 drilling operations in this area with the aim of underground exploration and testing, but nothing was found.