Iran is working to take over Syria's chemical weapons industry - report
The Alma report also says that Hezbollah resorting to chemical weapons ‘in the next confrontation with Israel cannot be ruled out’
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The Alma report also says that Hezbollah resorting to chemical weapons ‘in the next confrontation with Israel cannot be ruled out’
Hezbollah sees 2006 as an important symbol and believes that saving the Syrian regime, with Iran’s backing, has enabled a new paradigm in the region.
Hezbollah believes Israel is deterred from getting into a conflict and as a result they've become increasingly aggressive in their provocations near the border.
Iran has increased weapons trafficking using Aleppo’s airport to move munitions and weapons to Hezbollah.
The new strategy seeks to shift the conflict called the “Campaign Between the Wars."