The precision missiles Hezbollah are firing at Israel are mainly leftovers, but the group has already regained some of its military capabilities. It's time to examine their financial sources
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The precision missiles Hezbollah are firing at Israel are mainly leftovers, but the group has already regained some of its military capabilities. It's time to examine their financial sources
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01:04 AM • March 13 2026 IST
Tuesday's barrage of Hezbollah Fateh-110 missiles fired at Israel's central region – an attempt at precision strikes on strategic Israeli infrastructure – raises questions about Hezbollah's precision missile project, a venture that was viewed by Israeli defense top brass with grave concern in the years before the war.
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