BIG | 🇱🇧🇮🇷🇮🇱‼️‼️ Iran has reportedly poured tens of millions of dollars into Hezbollah as the Lebanese armed group rebuilds its arsenal and prepares for a possible new war with Israel. The preparations include explosives, attack drones, and efforts to restore military command systems damaged in previous fighting. According to Reuters, citing Lebanese security sources, Hezbollah has spent the past three months replenishing weapons stockpiles, acquiring explosives, and manufacturing attack drones intended for use against Israeli positions. The group is also attempting to restore damaged command-and-control infrastructure, particularly around Bint Jbeil and the strategically important Ali al-Taher ridge, where Israeli drones and remotely operated systems previously inflicted significant losses. However, security officials emphasize that Hezbollah has not yet fully restored its weapons inventory or fighting strength. The reported Iranian funding highlights Tehran’s continued investment in Hezbollah’s military capabilities despite the group’s losses in previous confrontations with Israel. Rebuilding drone production, weapons stockpiles, and command networks could improve Hezbollah’s ability to sustain renewed hostilities, but restoring its former combat effectiveness would require more than financial assistance alone. With tensions between Iran, Israel, and the United States already elevated, Hezbollah’s rearmament adds another potential flashpoint to an increasingly unstable regional security environment. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo