Hezbollah’s secret republic build

The article focuses on the secret tunnel network established by Hezbollah in Lebanon, which extends underground and connects its military and strategic sites. This network has been part of an integrated combat system for over two decades. The article reveals that the tunnels were built after the Israeli withdrawal in 2000 and expanded following the 2006 war, aiming to enable the party to hide and move away from aerial targeting, as well as to store weapons, ammunition, and supplies, and provide passageways for its fighters. The project is estimated to have cost hundreds of millions to billions of dollars, with Iran making significant investments, making it one of the main elements of Hezbollah's power. The article highlights the hefty price paid for this infrastructure and discusses its impact on the balance of power in Lebanon, raising the question of whether it remains a deterrent or has become one of Hezbollah's secrets that has been revealed after years of concealment.

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