Some of the weapons, which include modern antitank missiles, have come from Russian stockpiles in neighboring Syria.

Unclear how weapons reached Lebanese terror group; 60-70% of arms found in initial days of ground op were Russian-made, including anti-tank weapons produced as recently as 2020

The American daily "Wall Street Journal" reported that 60-70% of Hezbollah's arms, intercepted by Israel in the early days of fighting in Lebanon, originate from Russia. Among these weapons are Kornet anti-tank missiles, which reached the organization from ...

According to the report, Israeli military leaders were aware that Hezbollah possessed Russian-made weapons, but the ground operation allowed Israel's defense establishment to uncover the extent to which Russian-made arms were supplied to Hezbollah.

Israel claims to have captured several Hezbollah strongholds and tunnels in southern Lebanon, loaded with weapons. They showed an Israeli-made machine gun and a jeep, which strangely has an inscription in Hebrew that they forgot to remove. Which suggests it's another… pic.twitter.com/uGoDnMxsxI

An Israeli attack targeted the area of Qusayr in the southern countryside of Homs province in central Syria, Syria's state media said on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Israeli military forces operating in southern Lebanon have reportedly discovered a substantial and surprising cache of sophisticated Russian weaponry in the possession of Hezbollah, the Iran-backed militant group that has long been engaged in conflict with Israel.