BigMela2onin
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No but what does that have to do with what I said?Is the man who banned nukes a reformist?
Iranian Foreign & Resistance Front Strategy & Operations
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Update on Hezbollah from French/Israeli sources:
While Hezbollah agreed to disarm in southern Lebanon as part of a government plan, the group has retained its arms in other strongholds and is undergoing a deep, secretive restructuring — aided by Iranian operatives and extensive internal reforms, according to the report published Saturday night.
Although the fighters in the south of the country continued to fight, about 1,200 of them were killed. According to the investigation and testimonies, after about two weeks, Iranians - led by Ismail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force - arrived to restore the chain of command. “They restored the army in 10 days, but the political echelon remained vacant,” said Wafik.
Hezbollah has since adopted a new structure. “We now have a new, secret military structure, led by a younger, more dynamic leadership,” Parliament member Ali Fayyad stated. The group has reverted to levels of secrecy not seen since the 1980s, separating its political and military wings and shortening command chains. “No one knows who does what,” an insider told Le Figaro.
Le Figaro concludes that, while weakened, Hezbollah remains resilient. The group is rebuilding its command structure and retaining grassroots support. Analysts warn its covert activity could eventually reignite hostilities — especially amid tensions with Israel. “They’re like a snake slithering in the dark,” said one Western intelligence source. “They haven’t disappeared — they’re just waiting.”
www.ynetnews.com
While Hezbollah agreed to disarm in southern Lebanon as part of a government plan, the group has retained its arms in other strongholds and is undergoing a deep, secretive restructuring — aided by Iranian operatives and extensive internal reforms, according to the report published Saturday night.
Although the fighters in the south of the country continued to fight, about 1,200 of them were killed. According to the investigation and testimonies, after about two weeks, Iranians - led by Ismail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force - arrived to restore the chain of command. “They restored the army in 10 days, but the political echelon remained vacant,” said Wafik.
Hezbollah has since adopted a new structure. “We now have a new, secret military structure, led by a younger, more dynamic leadership,” Parliament member Ali Fayyad stated. The group has reverted to levels of secrecy not seen since the 1980s, separating its political and military wings and shortening command chains. “No one knows who does what,” an insider told Le Figaro.
Le Figaro concludes that, while weakened, Hezbollah remains resilient. The group is rebuilding its command structure and retaining grassroots support. Analysts warn its covert activity could eventually reignite hostilities — especially amid tensions with Israel. “They’re like a snake slithering in the dark,” said one Western intelligence source. “They haven’t disappeared — they’re just waiting.”
Hezbollah is rebuilding following severe losses to Israel, report
Following the pager operation and assassination of Nasrallah, Hezbollah's chain of command has been restored and the military wing has been separated from the political one, the French newspaper Le Figaro reports; There is internal criticism of Nasrallah and weapons caches north of the Litani River
www.ynetnews.com
mangekyo
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You imply that Zionists like reformists and hate non-reformists, but in reality it’s the opposite. Zionists actually benefit from non-reformists. They’re the ones who threaten nuclear powers and yet still stop us from having our own nuclear deterrent. Their actions keep us sanctioned, isolated, seen as an irrational lunatic and global threat, which is exactly what Zionists need to justify pressure against us.
Ironically, it’s the non-reformists who directly or indirectly help the Zionist cause. So if you really want to talk about cooperation with Zionists, look no further than them. Reformists are the ones trying to lift sanctions, normalize relations, and show the world we’re rational, and that’s what Zionists actually fear. Not non-reformists.
ToddE
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Not sure about Raisi but Soleimani was definitely burnt to the Americans from inside IRI.
BigMela2onin
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I think the jews hate every Iranian man, woman, and especially child.
I don't disagree with you at all.
I think people like zarif and rohani do what they do for their own benefit, no doubt they've been promised residency, bank accounts, and mansions in the west if they manage to deliver Iran. zarif is narcissist, look at his reaction and public statements about snapback to see what his true motivations are. As for rouhani, we know he is a liar and a cheat; the man barely speaks english yet managed to write a PhD level dissertation at a western with multiple accusations of plagarism. We should be skeptical of the motivations of any mullah, but especially one with a history like rohani's.
mangekyo
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Its difficult to say for sure who’s a traitor and what is just sheer IRI incompetence. But what is certain is that Zionists benefit from the non-reformists reckless policy and deranged world view which not only bled us dry, but also turned us into an international pariah state.
Hack-Hook
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You mean he cooperate with them for money.
You can't see how how absurd it your claim
kastor ville
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mangekyo
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In a media appearance on Friday, Russia Ambassador to Beirut Alexander Rudakov said that Hezbollah must turn from a “military movement into a purely political force.”
today.lorientlejour.com
Why Moscow is urging Hezbollah to lay down its arms
Has the monopoly on weapons convinced Moscow? In a media appearance on Friday, Russia Ambassador to Beirut Alexander Rudakov said that Hezbollah must turn from a “military movement into a purely...
today.lorientlejour.com
Bharatah
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That's all zionist fake news .Update on Hezbollah from French/Israeli sources:
While Hezbollah agreed to disarm in southern Lebanon as part of a government plan, the group has retained its arms in other strongholds and is undergoing a deep, secretive restructuring — aided by Iranian operatives and extensive internal reforms, according to the report published Saturday night.
Although the fighters in the south of the country continued to fight, about 1,200 of them were killed. According to the investigation and testimonies, after about two weeks, Iranians - led by Ismail Qaani, commander of the Quds Force - arrived to restore the chain of command. “They restored the army in 10 days, but the political echelon remained vacant,” said Wafik.
Hezbollah has since adopted a new structure. “We now have a new, secret military structure, led by a younger, more dynamic leadership,” Parliament member Ali Fayyad stated. The group has reverted to levels of secrecy not seen since the 1980s, separating its political and military wings and shortening command chains. “No one knows who does what,” an insider told Le Figaro.
Le Figaro concludes that, while weakened, Hezbollah remains resilient. The group is rebuilding its command structure and retaining grassroots support. Analysts warn its covert activity could eventually reignite hostilities — especially amid tensions with Israel. “They’re like a snake slithering in the dark,” said one Western intelligence source. “They haven’t disappeared — they’re just waiting.”
Hezbollah is rebuilding following severe losses to Israel, report
Following the pager operation and assassination of Nasrallah, Hezbollah's chain of command has been restored and the military wing has been separated from the political one, the French newspaper Le Figaro reports; There is internal criticism of Nasrallah and weapons caches north of the Litani River
Bharatah
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zionist fake newsIn a media appearance on Friday, Russia Ambassador to Beirut Alexander Rudakov said that Hezbollah must turn from a “military movement into a purely political force.”
Why Moscow is urging Hezbollah to lay down its arms
Has the monopoly on weapons convinced Moscow? In a media appearance on Friday, Russia Ambassador to Beirut Alexander Rudakov said that Hezbollah must turn from a “military movement into a purely...
kastor ville
Registered Member
Sadly....you are lost.
mangekyo
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How am I lost?
kastor ville
Registered Member
Sorry my friend...I quoted you by mistake. Your post is 100% correct.
vmro
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Translated to normal language, Moscow insists that Hezbollah must be not just no longer enemy of Zionists, but "political" force, unarmed military, but fully prepared for corruption and compromises, in notoriously divided political establishment of Lebanon, they will have to be, what is in Europe says "bigger catholic than the Pope"...In a media appearance on Friday, Russia Ambassador to Beirut Alexander Rudakov said that Hezbollah must turn from a “military movement into a purely political force.”
Why Moscow is urging Hezbollah to lay down its arms
Has the monopoly on weapons convinced Moscow? In a media appearance on Friday, Russia Ambassador to Beirut Alexander Rudakov said that Hezbollah must turn from a “military movement into a purely...
Most loud anti-Iranian voice, to find inside compromise for Lebanon...
Hope it's just zionistic propaganda...
