Hezbollah VS Israel : le prochain face-off

Rappel du premier message :

selon les sources israelienne, le hezbollah a multiplié par 10 son inventaire de missiles, et que la part des missiles moyenne/longue portée a augmentée ; ces missiles pouvant atteindre tout le territoire Israelien ; Hezbollah a également reçu des manpads de fabrication iranienne, et il a également procédé à un large recrutement et formation de nouveaux combattants et qu'il peut en aligner jusqu'à 50.000 hommes
sachant que lors de la guerre de 2006, les combattants du parti n'éxcedaient pas 3000 hommes....

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In the August 9th edition of Jane’s Defense Weekly, Deputy Editor Robin Hughes reveals alleged plans by Iran to supply Hezbollah with “a steady supply of weapons systems,” including Chinese QW-1 and its own Mithaq (or Misagh) man-portable air defense systems (MANPADS). The article cites unnamed western diplomats, who also claim that Iran agreed to provide, “at a later date,” several different types of Russian missiles, including the sophisticated SA-16.
Assuming the information is accurate, the missile transfers are significant for several reasons. First, the missiles are a potential threat not only to Israeli military aircraft but also commercial airliners worldwide. Hezbollah has a long history of terrorist attacks against civilian targets. According to Georgetown Professor Daniel Byman, the organization “was perhaps the world’s most active terrorist organization,” and had a hand in several high profile attacks, including the hijacking of TWA flight 847 in 1985 and the bombing of the Jewish Community Center in Buenos Aires in 1994. Its involvement in such acts has waned in recent years, but there is no guarantee that it won’t resume these activities, or retransfer the missiles to terrorists with immediate designs on commercial airliners.
Secondly, the transfers violate a nascent but critically important international norm against the transfer of MANPADS to non-state actors, which is codified in resolutions, declarations and agreements adopted by members of several multilateral forums. Some of these agreements explicitly ban the transfer of MANPADS to non-state actors, while others do so indirectly by limiting such transfers to “foreign governments or to agents specifically authorised to act on behalf of a government after presentation of an official EUC certified by the Government of the receiving country.”
The ban is important because missiles transferred to non-state actors are particularly vulnerable to misuse and diversion, as the CIA discovered after dozens, possibly hundreds, of the Stingers it gave to Afghan rebels in the 1980’s ended up in the arsenals of terrorists, insurgents and hostile governments.
Iran is not a member of any of the above-mentioned forums and therefore is not bound by their agreements.* But even if it were, ensuring that Tehran complied with them would be difficult. As the Government Accountability Office has pointed out, these forums lack “mechanisms to monitor or measure members’ implementation” and have “no explicit tools to enforce members’ compliance with their commitments.” In other words, it is up to individual member states to monitor compliance and punish violations.
For these reasons, the onus is on responsible members of the international community, and particularly the countries that stock Iran’s arsenals, to enforce the ban. If they haven’t done so already, these countries should launch an immediate and thorough investigation into the alleged transfers. If Tehran did provide MANPADS to Hezbollah, its trading partners should take immediate steps to discourage similar transfers, including banning future arms sales until Iranian stewardship of its MANPADS meets international standards.
*Iran is a member (or Contracting State) of the International Civil Aviation Organization and the UN General Assembly, both of which have passed resolutions on MANPADS control, but the resolutions are weak, merely “encouraging” or “urging” member states to ban transfers to non-state actors or comply with MANPADS control agreements negotationed in other forums.

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Senior Hizbullah official Mahmoud Kamati on Wednesday mocked IDF Chief of General Staff Lt.-Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi, and said all of Israel was within his group's fire range.

A Hizbullah supporter holds a poster of Nasrallah during a rally to mark the third anniversary of the Second Lebanon War in a southern suburb of Beirut.
Photo: AP
SLIDESHOW: Israel & Region | World "Ashkenazi's threats are baseless and are an attempt to draw attention away from the enemy's defeat in Gaza and in Lebanon," Kamati said in an interview with Al-Jazeera. He went on to boast that "all the cities and all Israeli military and industrial centers are within Hizbullah's fire range."
Kamati was responding to remarks by Ashkenazi on Tuesday, who told the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee that "Hizbullah operatives in Lebanon are in possession of tens of thousands of rockets, with a range of up to 325km."
The Hizbullah official went on to warn that if the IAF bombed Beirut, Hizbullah would retaliate by bombing Tel Aviv.
"The enemy knows that defeat under the current circumstances would be a critical defeat that would change the balance of power in favor of Hizbullah, leading to the destruction of the Zionist entity," Kamati said.
In Tuesday's briefing, the IDF chief told committee MKs that Israel was working to prevent weapons smuggling from a plethora of locations in the region, noting last week's raid of the Francop, on which hundreds of tons of weaponry bound for Hizbullah were discovered.

IDF Chief of General Staff Lt.-Gen. Gabi Ashkenazi.
Photo: Ariel Jerozolimski
Kamati, however, denied that the weapons were bound for Hizbullah, calling such claims a "ridiculous lie."
Also on Wednesday, a military court in Lebanon sentenced a Lebanese soldier and his wife to death after the couple were found guilty of spying for Israel, Israel Radio reported.
The court also sentenced the defendant's sister and her husband, who are reportedly living in Israel, to death.
According to the report, the four were found guilty of contacting Israeli agents in order to assist in case of an Israeli attack on Lebanon.

test du "misagh" iranien :

Un aperçu sur quelques types d'armement utilisés par les milices de hezbollah durant les combats avec Tsahal

Le M2 Browning


KPV 14.5mm


Canon AA ZPU-1 14.5mm


Canon AA 2A14 23mm


Bitube ZU-23-2


Canon AA chinois Type55 37mm


Canon AA chinois Type59 57mm


9K32 Strela-2


...

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SPG9


Canon AT chinois Type56 75mm


B10 82mm


M67 90mm


ATGM
Malyutka


Fagot


Kornet


TOW

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RPG29


mortier 81mm


mortier chinois Type 56 160mm


un Kawazaki avec RPG7


M825 avec un M40


un Toyota armé d'un ZPU2


des Lanceurs roquettes Grad sur un Toyota


Fin

impressionant quand meme

une guerre où le fameux Merkava meilleure char du monde pour certains, s'est fait pilonné par de " la ferraille russe " comme vous aimez l'appeler c'est pas de la théorie ça au moins

T'es un marrant toi..

Les Russes font de la bonne feraille aussi.

Krim Belkacem a écrit:

une guerre où le fameux Merkava meilleure char du monde pour certains, s'est fait pilonné par de " la ferraille russe " comme vous aimez l'appeler c'est pas de la théorie ça au moins

Généralement quand on dit ferraille russe c'est souvent car les pays qui utilise l'armement russe hors les ex-urss sont des .... nulles j'ai vus des forums qui juge la Russie via le S-200 (déjà on remonte à jadis) et sa faiblesse en Libye face à l'otan .

Hezbolah ont du skill ce qui donne à toutes leurs armes une optimalité maximum. ce qui n'est pas le cas de toute le monde.

Pour trophy (qui pour certain se base sur Drozd) voici une analyse Russe :

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On 12 November 2009, Ph.D. Vladimir Korenkov, who led Russian state unitary enterprise “Basalt” from 2000 to 2009, stated that “The Israeli system of active protection of tanks, “Trophy”, as any other similar systems, can be evaded”. One of the activities of this enterprise was to develop rocket-propelled grenades, designed to destroy modern armament. The rocket-propelled grenade RPG-30, according to Vladimir Korenkov, is designed to overcome these tank defense systems. "All the existing active protection systems in the world share the same idea. This is a radar homing at some distance, close or far, to destroy the target with a warhead that creates fragment stream and explosive field. These systems have common flaws. First of all, the duty cycle, i.e. the time interval of the system response to the threat. RPG-30 easily defeats such a protection system. There is a smaller diameter precursor round in addition to the main round. This precursor acts as a false target spoofing the APS into engaging it and allowing the main round (following the precursor after a slight delay) a clear path to the target, while the APS is stuck in the 0.2 - 0.4 second delay needed to start its next engagement. This time interval is sufficient for defeating the Israeli system."

Je pense que le hezbollah est au courant

C'est pas pour rien que les Tank russe (pour l'armée russe) combine ARENA et Shtora et encore ...

est ce que ça serai possible si hezbollah commence a lancer des missiles vers le territoire israélien. Cette dernière contrera en lançant des missiles vers le Liban "œil par œil"

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Le chef du Hezbollah libanais, Hassan Nasrallah, a prévenu que le parti chiite armé transformerait en "enfer la vie de "centaines de milliers" d'Israéliens en cas d'attaques israéliennes. "Il y a des objectifs en Palestine occupée (Israël) qui peuvent être visés avec un petit nombre de missiles. Nous possédons ces missiles (...) et n'hésiterons pas à les utiliser pour protéger notre peuple et notre pays. Cela transformera la vie de centaines de milliers de sionistes en un véritable enfer", a affirmé Hassan Nasrallah lors d'une cérémonie à l'occasion de la Journée d'al-Qods (Jérusalem en arabe).

http://www.lefigaro.fr/flash-actu/2012/08/17/97001-20120817FILWWW00400-roquettes-le-hezbollah-menace-israel.php

j'ai trouvé un truc interessan sa parle des armes du hezbollah


http://www.waronline.org/en/analysis/pal_weapons.htm

arsenik a écrit:

j'ai trouvé un truc interessan sa parle des armes du hezbollah
http://www.waronline.org/en/analysis/pal_weapons.htm

Plutôt des groupes de Gaza surtout que le destinataire de la marchandise est le FPLP-CG.

Le Hezbollah a sûrement mieux que ce qui est cité dans l'article

AT-3 MALYUTKA






















AT-4 SPIGOT
















AT-5 SPANDREL




































TOW









B10







M40




RPG-7






RPG-29

Des Buk pour hezbmachin

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MOSCOW, January 31 (RIA Novosti) – Moscow is “deeply concerned” over reports of Israeli air strikes on Syrian territory on Wednesday and is seeking confirmation of what could be a serious violation of the UN charter, the Foreign Ministry said on Thursday.
Moscow said it is looking into reports that Israeli fighter jets carried out an air strike on a military research center near Damascus on Wednesday.
If the reports of “unprovoked strikes” hitting a sovereign country’s territory are confirmed, this would constitute a violation of fundamental United Nations principles, the Foreign Ministry said.
Such attacks are ”unacceptable, no matter where their motivations lie,” the Foreign Ministry added.
Syrian state media, citing the army’s general command, said the strikes killed at least two people. Western media reports said Israeli jets had bombed a convoy allegedly carrying weapons destined for the Shia militant group Hezbollah, which has previously fired rockets into Israel from Lebanon.
The Associated Press quoted an anonymous US official saying the convoy was carrying Russian-made Buk M-2 (NATO: SA-17) anti-aircraft missiles.
In March 2012, Israel’s Haaretz daily reported Syria had supplied Hezbollah with advanced Russian-made anti-aircraft missile systems and was training operators how to use them, in a move which could threaten Israeli air supremacy in the region.
In 2007, Israel carried out another air raid on Syria, hitting what it said was intended to be a nuclear reactor site. It also destroyed an Iraqi nuclear reactor in a bombing raid in 1981.
Israel has not officially commented on the reported incident. Earlier this week, Israeli officials voiced alarm over Syrian chemical or biological weapons possibly falling into the hands of Hezbollah or other militant groups which might use them against Israel.
The Russia Foreign Ministry also called on for peaceful dialogue without foreign influence in Syria, where over 60,000 have died according to the UN in almost two years of civil war.

Ria Novosti

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Israel: Hizbullah got Scud D missiles from Syria with 700 km range
TEL AVIV — Israel has determined that the Iranian-sponsored
Hizbullah acquired the extended-range Scud D ballistic missile from Syria.
A senior Israeli official asserted that Hizbullah obtained an
unspecified number of Scud Ds from Syrian military arsenals.

The Scud D has a warhead that separates from the missile’s body and is fitted with its own terminal guidance system.
Amos Gilad, head of the Defense Ministry’s Political-Military Directorate, said the Scud D contained a warhead of 150 kilograms and could fly 700 kilometers.
“It can strike Israel from anywhere in Lebanon,” Gilad said.
In an address to the Israel Missile Defense Association on Feb. 26,
Gilad said Hizbullah recently acquired the Scud Ds. He did not elaborate.
This marked the first Israeli report that Syria transferred its top
missile to Hizbullah in Lebanon. Officials said Scud D,
produced in Syria with North Korean assistance, could be fitted with a
biological or chemical warhead.
“We are not discussing the older missiles deployed by the Syrian Army,
but a missile with a range of 700 kilometers and a warhead of 150 kilograms
or more,” Gilad said.
On Jan. 30, Israel was said to have struck Syrian military facilities as
well as a convoy of advanced weapons headed for Hizbullah in Lebanon. At the
time, Israel was warning of Hizbullah’s attempts to acquire the Buk-M air
defense system, deemed one of the most advanced in the Syrian arsenal

worldtribune.com

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Senior Navy source: Hezbollah probably has advanced missiles

The Israel Navy assumes that Hezbollah has gotten hold of advanced Russian- made Yakhont antiship missiles, a senior navy source said on Tuesday.

The source added that the Lebanese terrorist organization is making constant efforts to get hold of advanced weapons.

The navy is adapting itself to a new reality, in which the Mediterranean Sea, in some area, is becoming a terror arena, the source added.

These changes include buying new weapons to intercept naval arms smuggling efforts by terrorists.

The navy is also preparing to take on the mammoth challenge of protecting Israel’s Exclusive Economic Zone, where offshore gas drilling rigs are operating, the senior source said.

Also on Tuesday, V.-Adm. Eli Sharvit, commander of the Haifa Naval Base, told reporters, “We are examining our challenges and the central players, Syria and Hezbollah, which are active and relevant. Hezbollah is a highly functional organization, active in its sector. It continues to arm itself with strategic weapons, and has not ceased from trying to get its hands on weapons that will influence [future battles].”

Meanwhile, a second military source said the navy is constructing a specialized dock at the Haifa base ahead of taking charge of three new German- made Dolphin-class submarines, due to enter service soon.

In 2014, the INS Tanin will enter the navy’s service. Six months later, the INS Rahav will join the fleet. The third new-generation submarine is being manufactured at a German shipyard. Once they join, the navy will have a total of six submarines.

Navy sources said the new dock allows for the advanced submarines to be kept separately, secretly and in a convenient manner. It will allow for flexibility, and enable the subs to be on call 24 hours a day.

“The [Haifa] base is realizing the principle of strategic planning, in the full sense of the word,” the source continued.

“This year, there were thousands of operational hours spent on the sea, and many unique challenges,” he continued. Submarine crews were cited by the navy chief for one particular, classified mission, he added.

The new submarines will bring with them many unique capabilities, such as lengthy intelligence gathering, the source said.

“We are operating in various sectors, including the northern sector,” he said.

http://www.jpost.com

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APRÈS LE RAID CONTRE DES CIBLES DU PARTI AU LIBAN
Le Hezbollah menace Israël de représailles
Jeudi 27 Fevrier 2014 -

Le mouvement Hezbollah a menacé hier de riposter après le premier raid d'Israël contre une de ses bases au Liban depuis la guerre de 2006, ce qui risque d'entraîner la région dans une nouvelle tourmente.
Après avoir démenti dans un premier temps cette attaque menée par l'aviation israélienne lundi soir contre une position dans l'est du Liban, le parti chiite l'a confirmée et menacé qu'il mènera des représailles contre son ennemi juré depuis plus de 30 ans. «Lundi soir (...), les avions de l'ennemi israélien ont bombardé une position du Hezbollah à la frontière libano-syrienne, près de la région de Janta dans la Békaa», a annoncé le parti, qui confirme ainsi pour la première fois avoir été la cible de ce raid. «Cette agression n'a pas fait, grâce à Dieu, de martyrs ou de blessés, mais uniquement des dégâts sur le site», a indiqué la bête noire de l'Etat hébreu dans un communiqué.
Le Hezbollah, créé en 1982 et qui fut le principal artisan de la fin de l'occupation israélienne du sud du pays en 2000, a démenti que le raid ait visé «des positions d'artillerie et de missiles ou la mort de combattants (du parti) comme cela a été évoqué dans certains médias». Se présentant comme le parti de la résistance contre Israël, il est le seul mouvement politique à avoir gardé son arsenal, lors du désarmement des milices à l'issue de la guerre civile en 1990. Il possède des bases dans ses fiefs du sud, dans la plaine de la Bekaa (est) et dans la banlieue sud de Beyrouth. Il a reconnu en avril 2013 que des centaines de ses combattants étaient engagés en Syrie, aux côtés de l'Armée syrienne, provoquant l'ire des rebelles qui veulent renverser le régime. Lundi, une source de sécurité libanaise avait affirmé, citée par l'AFP, que deux raids avaient visé une «cible» du Hezbollah à la frontière libano-syrienne, sans plus de détails. «Cette nouvelle attaque est une agression flagrante contre le Liban, sa souveraineté et son territoire», a indiqué hier le parti. Elle «ne restera pas sans riposte de la Résistance, qui choisira le moment opportun, l'endroit approprié et la manière adéquate pour répondre», a-t-il menacé. Des habitants de la localité libanaise de Nabi Chit, proche de la frontière, avaient affirmé avoir vu des bombes éclairantes avant les raids, qui avaient visé selon eux des positions du Hezbollah sur les collines surplombant la localité. Il s'agit de la première attaque israélienne visant au Liban le Hezbollah depuis la guerre destructrice de 2006 entre l'Etat hébreu et le mouvement chiite. Israël avait prévenu à maintes reprises qu'il ne permettrait pas que la Syrie fournisse des armements sophistiqués au Hezbollah. Mardi, le Premier ministre israélien, Benjamin Netanyahu, a affirmé qu'Israël faisait «tout ce qui est nécessaire» pour se défendre, en réponse à une question sur ce raid. Mais «nous ne disons pas ce que nous faisons ou ce que nous ne faisons pas», a-t-il ajouté.
Le professeur de sociologie Waddah Charara rappelle que «la règle du jeu entre le Hezbollah et Israël excluait jusqu'à présent des raids à l'intérieur du Liban, mais (les permet) seulement en Syrie». Pour cet expert du mouvement chiite, «Israël peut désormais attaquer le Hezbollah au Liban car il sait qu'il n'y aura pas de réactions au sein de la communauté nationale», car sa participation à la guerre en Syrie a suscité la colère, tout particulièrement de la communauté sunnite qui affiche dans sa grande majorité son empathie envers les rebelles, ainsi que d'une partie des chrétiens.
En mai 2013, Israël avait visé à deux reprises des armes destinées, selon l'Etat hébreu, au Hezbollah près de Damas. Et le 1er novembre, des médias avaient rapporté des frappes israéliennes contre une base aérienne syrienne, près de la capitale, où se seraient trouvées des missiles destinés au Hezbollah.

http://www.lexpressiondz.com/internationale/190300-le-hezbollah-menace-israel-de-represailles.html

J'aimerais bien les voir utilisé leurs nouveaux missiles long range dont les journaux israéliens ont parlé dernièrement, militairement parlant je veux savoir ce que sa a dans le ventre face a une armée comme Israel ... juste par curiosité je voudrais savoir si sa va faire des dégâts chez les israéliens ou non . 
Mais sa risque indéniablement d’entraîner la région vers une opération "Plomb durci" bis ...

marokino78000 a écrit:

J'aimerais bien les voir utilisé leurs nouveaux missiles long range dont les journaux israéliens ont parlé dernièrement, militairement parlant je veux savoir ce que sa a dans le ventre face a une armée comme Israel ... juste par curiosité je voudrais savoir si sa va faire des dégâts chez les israéliens ou non . 
Mais sa risque indéniablement d’entraîner la région vers une opération "Plomb durci" bis ...

ils ont pas ce qu'il faut dans le patalon pour crois moi qu'il le feront aps à moin que leurs cadres se sentent vraiment menacé et encore

militairement c'est 7000 homme aguérie et 15 000 avec leurs "rserviste" et même si on compte leurs 25 000/30 000 sorti par nasrallah le hezbollah ne tiendra pas le coup si ils décident d'envoyer vraiment toutes leurs forces dans la bataille même en faisant de la guerilla   

C'est vrai que les deux forces sont incomparables en face to face même pas la peine d'en parler on parle d'une armée régulière avec composante air terre mer et du top niveau , face a quelques milliers d'hommes usant la guerilla ...  mais quand même ils ont prouvé que ils pouvaient faire mal a Tsahal en utilisant des techniques de guerilla ... les Israéliens eux même l'ont reconnus . 
Moi perso je pense que Tsahal peut perdre beaucoup de plumes au moins sur le court ou moyen terme, face a un Hezbollah organisé et bien entraîné , intelligent dans sa façon de combattre la guerilla s'impose bien sur , et bien fourni régulièrement en matériel et argent . 

Mnt avoir les cojones de lancer des missiles sur Israel , c'est vrai que sa reste a voir , je serais curieux de voir sa .

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Israel shoots 2 Hezbollah fighters on Syrian Golan

Week after Israel allegedly launches airstrike against Hezbollah munitions in Lebanon, IDF says it shot two to Hezbollah men attempting to place bomb on Golan border with Syria

A week after Israel reportedly launched an airstrike against Hezbollah along the Lebanese-Syrian border, IDF troops shot two Hezbollah fighters who tried to plant a bomb on the border fence between the Israeli side of the Golan Heights and the Syrian-held territory on Wednesday, the army said.

An IDF spokeswoman said Israeli intelligence had identified the men as members of Hezbollah, which is helping Syrian President Bashar Assad fight a three-year-old rebellion and fought with Israel during the 2006 Second Lebanon War. Since then Hezbollah and Israel have built up strength since but have largely avoided direct confrontation.

She had no immediate word on their condition; no soldiers were wounded in the incident.

A military source spoke to Ynet and confirmed the Hezbollah men did not cross the into Israel, but only attempted to place an explosive along the border fence. "We are probably dealing with an attempted explosive (attack) led by Hezbollah. Two Hezbollah fighters were shot," the source said.

On Twitter, the IDF confirmed the attack and wrote "Earlier today, 2 Hezbollah terrorists tried to plant an explosive near Syria border. IDF forces fired at suspects & confirmed direct hits."

An initial IDF investigation revealed that at roughly 6 am the suspects crossed the official border line between Israel and Syria, and approached the border fence. In IDF scout unit spotted them and alerted elite IDF combat forces while IDF tanks attempted to repel them back with shell fire.

The IDF believe that terror cell was hoping to take advantage of early morning fog to place the explosive unnoticed, with the hopes of detonating soon after on a passing IDF patrol unit.

For the meantime, the explosive is still in the ground and under IDF surveillance. A checkpoint has also been set up near Marom Golan to prevent citizens from reaching the place. Although Israel has refrained from taking sides in the Syrian civil war, Hezbollah's involvement in the conflict has posed a slew of challenges and threats to Israel. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has repeatedly vowed to take action to prevent Hezbollah from obtaining "game changing" weapons from its ally Syria. Past alleged Israeli airstrikes are believed to have targeted Russian-made anti-aircraft missiles and guided missiles from Iran. Israel has never confirmed the airstrikes.

Israel did not confirm carrying out the air strike, in keeping with its official silence on at least three such alleged attacks in the last year targeting suspected Hezbollah-bound weapons convoys from Syria. It said it would hold Beirut responsible for any Hezbollah reprisals from Lebanese turf.

Border incidents have also taken place between Israel and Lebanon. Last January, an IDF solider was shot and killed while driving in an army vehicle not far from a military outpost along the Israeli-Lebanese. The soldier, Petty Officer 1st Class Shlomi Cohen, 31 from Afula, and according to an IDF assessments, he was killed by the fire of a Lebanese soldier "who acted on his own accord," the army said.

Blatant assault

Israeli warplanes reportedly struck a position belonging to Hezbollah in eastern Lebanon last Monday. Israel has not acknowledged the raid, but officials have been quoted as confirming a general policy of blocking suspected arms deliveries from Syria to Hezbollah.

Hezbollah admitted Wednesday that an airstrike widely attributed to Israel did hit one of its bases on the Lebanon-Syria border, but insisted that no one had been killed, and vowed revenge.

"The new aggression is a blatant assault on Lebanon and its sovereignty and its territory...The Resistance (Hezbollah) will choose the time and place and the proper way to respond to it," a statement on the group's Al-Manar television station.

The announcement appears to contradict earlier claims that four Hezbollah fighters, including a senior commander, had been killed in the strike.

Al-Manar initially insisted that there was "no raid on Lebanese territory," reporting only the "strong presence of enemy planes over the area north of Bekaa" in eastern Lebanon.

The airstrike, believed to have been carried out by Israel, killed four Hezbollah members and took out "a missile shipment from Syria", the Lebanese newspaper The Daily Star reported early Wednesday.

According to the report, the assault targeted took two trucks, one containing missiles and the other missile launchers, which were being transported to Hezbollah missile warehouses in Lebanon.

The paper quoted a "security source" as saying that the Israel Air Force had fired four missiles at the trucks, which were carrying “qualitative” weapons.
Meanwhile, Time Magazine quoted an Israeli official last Tuesday as saying that Israel was responsible for the attack, and that the convoy had apparently included missiles with larger and more dangerous warheads than ones already in Hezbollah's possession.

http://www.ynetnews.com

Quand je dis que le liban n'existe pas.....aucun état souverain au monde ne permettrai ce genre de chose.....
http://www.i24news.tv/fr/actu/international/moyen-orient/140306-un-aeroport-militaire-du-hezbollah-au-liban-dans-la-plaine-de-la-bekaa

il faut regardé la source : "el watan"   

arsenik a écrit:

il faut regardé la source : "el watan"   

Je sais,les journaux arabes ne sont pas des sources crédibles surtout dans cette région,mais la présence de drone est depuis longtemps avéré,la présence de bunker sous terrain servant de dépôt d'armes on n'en parle même pas,mais il y'a aussi le réseau téléphonique parallèle,le contrôle des entrée et sortie du liban a l’aéroport de Beyrouth etc etc si tu considère que les avions iraniens sont des avions a hélices c'est tout a fait crédible comme info.

GlaivedeSion a écrit:

Quand je dis que le liban n'existe pas.....aucun état souverain au monde ne permettrai ce genre de chose.....
http://www.i24news.tv/fr/actu/international/moyen-orient/140306-un-aeroport-militaire-du-hezbollah-au-liban-dans-la-plaine-de-la-bekaa

Indignation sélective quand tu nous tiens, aucun état souverain n'aurait élu à sa tête des collaborateurs avec un occupant qui a massacré des milliers de civils, aucun état souverain n'auraient saisi les armes d'une résistance qui défend son territoire, aucun état souverain n'aurait une armée qui sert le thé à l'occupant .
Donc oui on est d'accord le Liban n'est pas un état souverain mais n'essaye pas de mettre la responsabilité sur le dos du Hezbollah, Israël a beaucoup travaillé à transformer ce pays en coquille vide.