List of countries that supply weapons to Hezbollah that continue to attack Israel

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia —

Militia Hizbullah in southern Lebanon became the center of attention after launching 320 katyusha rockets at Israel last weekend.

The leader of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, said that the attack was according to the plan and that they would make assessments and evaluations of their work.

If the results were not enough, Hezbollah even declared its intention to attack Israel again. As a result of Hezbollah’s attack on Sunday (25/8) on Israel Israel declared a state of emergency for 48 hours.

The sign that Hezbollah will attack Israel means that they still have a lot of weapons because hundreds of rockets have been launched. So from which country does Hezbollah supply its weapons?

Iran

Hezbollah is an Iranian proxy. It is reported that this country is also providing various weapons including missiles to the militia.

In July, Iran reportedly supplied electromagnetic bombs to Hezbollah after the group carried out attacks by Israel.

Electromagnetic bombs can paralyze communications and disable radar, it was said Jerusalem Post.

Syria

Syria is also one of the countries that send arms to Hezbollah.

In 2013, Nasrallah said Syria would provide what he called a “game changer” weapon.

He said the military action was Syria’s response after Israel attacked Damascus.

“This is more important than firing rockets or carrying out airstrikes on Israel,” Nasrallah said Associated Press.

However, Nasrallah did not specify which weapons Syria sent.

Hezbollah and Iran often help Syria by providing troops and military advisers to help President Bashar Assad fight rebels.

A month after Israel’s attack in the Gaza Strip, Palestine, United States intelligence also suspected that Syria had sent a Russian or Pantsir missile defense system to Hezbollah.

The delivery was made with the help of Wagner’s mercenaries, he was quoted as saying CNN.

Russia

It is suspected that Russia supports Hezbollah because some of its weapons are supplied to the militia even through other countries.

However, it is not clear until now what influence Russia had in the decision to allow its weapons to be sent to Hezbollah.

In addition, Hezbollah and Wagner are helping the Russian Armed Forces in Syria fight against rebels who want to overthrow Assad.

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