The Hebrew newspaper Ma’ariu writes that according to the Israeli security institutions, Hezbollah has 100,000 missiles.
Pak Sahafat: The Zionist newspaper Ma’ariu claimed today (Sunday) that the Zionist regime’s security agencies have estimated that Hezbollah has 100,000 missiles of various types.
The newspaper added: The number of missiles in Hezbollah’s missile arsenal has increased dramatically since the second war against Lebanon in 2006, and the threat to the Israeli regime’s internal front has increased.
Most of Hezbollah’s missile arsenal consists of Katyusha missiles, which weigh 20 kilograms and have a range of 40 kilometers, the report said, citing the Missile Threat website.
The report further claims that Hezbollah also has a Fajr missile; The Fajr 3 missile has a range of 43 km and the weight of its warhead reaches 45 kg. Hezbollah also has a more advanced Fajr 5 missile with a range of 75 km and a warhead weighing 90 kg.
It is further claimed that the “Raid 2” and “Raid 3” missiles of the Iranian version of the Russian “FROG-7” missile are also in Hezbollah’s arsenal; A missile capable of targeting the depths of the Israeli regime.
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The report states that Hezbollah and Iran are trying to increase the accuracy of advanced missiles, and the result is the advanced “Zilzal” missile, which has a range of 1 to 125 to 160 kilometers and a warhead weighing 500 kilograms. Zilzal 2 is more advanced and has a range of 210 km and a warhead weight of 600 kg.
The website added: Hezbollah’s missile arsenal also includes the Fatah 110 missile, a short-range ballistic missile that appears to be a different version of Earthquake 2. It has a range of 250 to 300 km and a warhead weighing 500 kg.
The Zionist media have repeatedly published reports about Hezbollah being equipped with various missiles.
Hezbollah recently posted a report on Hezbollah’s missile development, estimating that the Zionist regime’s army has 150,000 missiles, and in the event of a possible confrontation, about 1,000 to 3,000 missiles will be fired daily at occupied Palestine.
Last year, the commander of the Zionist regime’s internal front, Avery Gordin, warned in an interview that if one day Israel clashed with Hezbollah in Lebanon, one would expect to be targeted with 2,000 missiles a day.
The Zionist official added: “The cities of Tel Aviv and Asoud in the south have seen the most rocket fire since the formation of Israel in the recent war with the Gaza Strip (Saif al-Quds).”
Gordin added: “In the event of a conflict or war with Hezbollah, we expect at least five missiles fired from Lebanon at Israel every day.”