🔻 Please be informed that the IOF has released images alleging that Hezbollah is storing one-ton missiles within residential structures and that these missiles were used in the Majdal Shams incident. However, there are several reasons why these assertions are False :

1. There is no concrete evidence to support the claim that these images were captured inside a residence in Lebanon. Even if we assume that they were indeed taken within a Lebanese home, it raises the question of why Hezbollah would intentionally reveal their exact location by publishing such images.

2. The dimensions of these missiles make it highly improbable that they could be physically transported through the entrance of a residential structure, up any staircases, and into an attic.

3. Given the structural limitations of typical Lebanese homes, it is highly unlikely that they could withstand the weight of a one-ton missile without collapsing.

4- The missiles utilized in the Majdal Shams incident exhibited a crater size that appeared disproportionately small for a 1-ton missile. Furthermore, the head of the IDF Spokesperson's Unit, Hagai, explicitly stated that the missiles employed were of the Falaq-1 type.

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