Hezbollah relies on 'sophisticated' tunnel system backed by Iran and North Korea
By oldedude September 9, 2024 7:06 pm Category: Horror (0.0 from 0 votes)
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So contrary to the left, we're not dealing with "goat herders that live in caves." The poor, leftist and revolutionaries that support and love DPRK, Iran, Mexico, and China, are seeing what they wish. A way to take down the US! Those who hate it here and don't have the balls to leave can now serve their "better good" by digging tunnels for the others that actually carry guns for the revolution, not those who are too cowardly to show their face! Welcome to the new DIM PARTY!
Beyond that. These tunnels do rival and exceed the DPRK tunnels, and the Mexican tunnels, and are quite similar in nature and architecture. So like the Radical Islamists, that learned bomb-making from the Irish, all the terrorists are sharing information. For those that actually want to live in the relative luxury they are in, this is not something to believe in. For those who hate their "station in life" please read! and find out what the "real world is actually like."
Despite Israel’s nearly one-year-long war with Hamas in Gaza after the Oct. 7 attacks, security experts continue to sound the alarm that Jerusalem’s greatest threat actually lies to the north in Lebanon, where Hezbollah has developed a sophisticated tunnel system.
Hezbollah, an Islamic terrorist organization that has long had the backing of Iran, has over the last two decades developed a network of tunnels that stretch more than 100 miles in cumulative length throughout southern Lebanon.
Hezbollah is believed to have begun mining its tunnels after the Second Lebanon War (Second Intifada) in 2006 in close coordination between Iran and North Korea after Tehran reportedly derived "inspiration" from Pyongyang and the tunnels that it developed in the aftermath of the Korean War. These are also the same tunnels that helped kill hundreds of US personnel in Vietnam.
While the tunnels and their intended use were never realized by the authoritarian nation, two of the four neutralized tunnels uncovered were reportedly capable of accommodating up to 30,000 troops per hour along with armaments like armored personnel carriers, tanks and field artillery – an operational blueprint Hezbollah has turned to in its fight against Israel.
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