🚨🟡🟢 "But it was Allah who threw." (1/2)

Hezbollah released never before seen footage of its missiles, launchers, and armored vehicles yesterday on the "But it was Allah who threw" program. Below are descriptions of the released scenes, and you may read highlights of the interview with Haj Mohammed Ali of Hezbollah's artillery unit here.

1. Launching Burkan missiles, which have a payload of 500 kilograms and a range of 10 kilometers, with the capability to destroy an entire IOF site.

2. Launching Falaq missiles at the "Meron" IOF air base deep in northern occupied Palestine. Falaq-1 and Falaq-2 operate on solid fuel. Falaq-1 is 240mm caliber, 1.25 meters long, and has a 50kg warhead; the Falaq-2 is faster and more destructive, with its 333mm caliber, 1.82 meter length, and 117kg warhead.

3. Scenes of the "Katyusha ship" shown for the first time, and the preparation and launching of rockets from underground. It is capable of launching 30-48 rockets at a time.

4. Scenes of Hezbollah's mobile field gun shown for the first time.

5. A display of the vehicles of Hezbollah's artillery unit at one of Hezbollah's bases. The display features a number of 2S1 Gvozika self-propelled howitzers, several multiple launch rocket systems, mortar launchers, and others.

6. Methods of monitoring by the artillery unit, at the Martyr Imad Observatory and the Martyr Samir Matout Observatory.

7. Training maneuvers and experiments of the Hezbollah's artillery unit revealed for the first time.

8. Hajj Mohammed Ali, an officer in the artillery unit: "No matter how long the battle in Gaza lasts, we will maintain the same performance and readiness."

9. Hajj Mohammed Ali describes a missile strike on "Meron" IOF Air Base with 20 Falaq-2 missiles. He says that each Falaq missile is like an airstrike, and 20 is "equivalent to a belt of fire," such as those launched by the IOF on Gaza. A scene is shown of a rocket launcher emerging from under the ground.

10. Hajj Mohammed Ali explains the difference between Falaq-1 and Falaq-2. Falaq-1 was introduced in this battle, and Falaq-2 came when the resistance leadership asked for its entry into the battle due to necessity. The officer says there is more and states "the resistance has surprises." "Time will tell."

🚨🟡🟢 "But it was Allah who threw." (2/2)

Hezbollah released never before seen footage of its missiles, launchers, and armored vehicles yesterday on the "But it was Allah who threw" program. Below are descriptions of the released scenes, and you may read highlights of the interview with Haj Mohammed Ali of Hezbollah's artillery unit here. (Part 1)

11. Hajj Abu Mohammed explains the use of the Katyusha rocket, from the origins of the resistance. The launchers evolved and were developed by the resistance in order to give the rocket more accuracy. The Katyusha "ships" are fortified with cement and underground, and they are fixed to the chosen target. Launchers can launch a determined number of rockets, up to 40 at a time.

12. Hajj Abu Mohammed speaks about how the Katyusha is used to thwart the so-called Iron Dome. He explains how the Iron Dome in northern occupied Palestine is used to protect military sites, not "civilians." Katyusha was used to strike the Iron Dome in several ways: To deplete it of missiles so the next strike (e.g. on "Kfar Blum" and "Keila") will not be intercepted; To uncover Iron Dome platform locations, a technique called "fire luring."

13. The Martyr Jihad Mughniyeh missile is discussed. Named after the martyred son of Hezbollah leader martyr Imad Mughniyeh, the missile is 4 meters long and with a 120-400kg warhead. It was designed completely by the engineers of Hezbollah and used to strike sites near the border. Hajj Mohammed Ali explains that the resistance, by orders of the leadership, does not state what missiles it uses in its operations. However, he states that two of these missiles were used to target and directly hit an IOF base ("Kippur" base) east of "Kiryat Shmona" recently. "This weapon was made by the resistance, and the resistance has production lines for this weapon. There are restrictions on its use."

Hajj Mohammed Ali asks, what if this weapon was used on settlements, as it has only been used on the outskirts of "Kiryat Shmona" and IOF sites?

14. Hajj Mohammed Ali says: "Our youth are more than distinguished... The moral, mental, and psychological capabilities are present in the artillery unit." He describes how the fighters in the artillery unit have scientific qualifications, in addition them to their bravery and steadfastness, which enable them to take topographic measurements, use appropriate tools, and strike with precision.

15. "The war could expand..." "The end of this battle is not determined by us. If the war in Gaza stops, the war on our side stops, according to the directives of the leadership." "Only a little has been shown in this battle. The enemy should expect major surprises... There are weapons we have not yet revealed."

16. "Greetings from the artillery unit in the Islamic resistance to the Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. We affirm to him that we are still on the covenant with him. The weapons are still in our hands... We are awaiting his orders to continue this battle."

17. Hajj Mohammed Ali explains the objectives of the Burkan missile, which has three types (light to heavy) and was created by the resistance. Its main goal was the destruction of frontline IOF sites in a complete manner, to evacuate all IOF sites on the border. He states that the Burkan is identifiable from dozens of kilometers away because of the magnitude of its unique sound, even by settlers.

"We as a resistance have been preparing 17 years for this battle, from preparing the field and developing weapons. So far, just a little has been revealed from these weapons, even with the Burkan... The scene will change for a 'battle without limits.'"