Military expert: Hezbollah missiles appear to have hit the Hadera explosives factory

Military and strategic expert, Brigadier General Hassan Jouni, believed that the high-caliber missiles he launched were likely to reach Hezbollah To his targets in the explosive factory in the city of Hadera, south of Haifa, showing the resistance’s ability to bypass Israel’s defense systems.

Hezbollah had announced that it was targeting an explosives factory in Hadera, in the south of the country The city of Haifa With a salvo of special missiles, at the same time as targeting the Maale Golani barracks and the gathering of Israeli forces in the Dovev barracks.

In an interview with Al Jazeera, Johnny explained that the “special missiles” referred to in Hezbollah’s statement are very precise in achieving their targets, stressing that the use of this term has a specific meaning. which distinguishes it from regular missile launches aimed at other sites. .

Regarding the possibility of penetrating Israel’s defenses, the military expert confirmed that the resistance uses special tactics to bypass the Iron Dome system, explaining that this is done through “movements air that includes launching short-range missiles to engage the defense systems. “

Regarding the situation in the field, Johnny mentioned a “general failure” suffered by the Israeli forces in their ground operations, indicating that their movements failed to achieve their original objectives in several border towns such as Aita al -Shaab, Khiam, and Maroun. al-Ras, where pockets of resistance still exist.

Brigadier General Johnny was monitoring Israel’s tactical movements in the Maroun al-Ras-Bint Jbeil axis, starting from Fort Dovive, which was subject to intense targeting by Hezbollah.

He explained that the area witnessed direct and indirect fire conflicts, suggesting that these movements were part of a tactical operation aimed at exploring the area and the base to destroy a structure.

Johnny believes that Hezbollah’s focus on targeting Israeli military installations comes in the context of increasing tensions on the border, particularly in the Maroun al-Ras area, which is considered to strategic importance as it is the fastest road to Bint Jbeil.

Following a conflict with groups in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, it began the day after Israel launched a massacre in the Gaza Strip on October 7, 2023, resulting in the death and injury of more than 145,000 Palestinians from 23 Last September, Tel Aviv has expanded the scope of the massacre to include most areas of Lebanon, including the capital, Beirut, under air strikes, and a ground attack began in the south.

In total, the attack against Lebanon resulted in approximately 3,000 dead and 13,492 wounded, including a large number of children and women, as well as approximately 1.4 million displaced persons.