Hezbollah is threatening to launch missiles deep into Israel, according to a single report carried by a Telegram news channel. The threat comes after a period without official threats from the Lebanese group. No corroborating sources have been identified.
A single-source report published on a Telegram news channel states that Hezbollah is threatening to launch missiles at deep Israeli territory. The report does not specify the scale, timing, or specific targets of the threatened fire, nor does it cite a Hezbollah official statement. The threat follows a period with no official Hezbollah threats reported in Israeli media, according to the channel. The message comes amid a backdrop of recent Iranian threats to strike Israel directly if IDF operations in southern Lebanon continue, and an Israeli assessment that Hezbollah would try to test the ceasefire with attacks before a US-Iran deal signing — both reported previously by The Zioneer. As the Zioneer reported on June 7, Hezbollah had begun issuing threats again. No independent corroboration of this specific new threat is available.
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