ইরানের অর্থায়নে নতুন আঞ্চলিক যুদ্ধের প্রস্তুতি নিচ্ছে হিজবুল্লাহ, সূত্রের দাবি

Lebanese armed group Hezbollah has spent three months preparing for possible renewed hostilities with Israel, according to Lebanese security sources cited by Reuters. The sources said the group received tens of millions of dollars from Iran for military capabilities, in addition to around $200 million for displaced families; the group's media office did not dispute the reported attention to rearmament but rejected claims its command-and-control had collapsed. Sources said Hezbollah is focusing on explosives and drones, and is restoring command structures after losses at Bint Jbeil and the Ali al-Taher ridge. Israel's military declined to comment, Iran's UN mission did not immediately respond, and a US State Department spokesman said Washington would keep pressuring Hezbollah's finances, while a Treasury spokesperson said Iran was running out of money. Hezbollah has not said whether it would join any new fighting and says it wants to avoid giving Israel a pretext to escalate, fearing displacement of its constituents.

Where accounts differ. Ajker Patrika and Desh TV, citing Reuters, report that Hezbollah rejected claims its command-and-control had broken down, which The Straits Times does not mention; the outlets otherwise agree on the reported figures.

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