Hezbollah's southern positions divided into three levels

The article highlights that Hezbollah has divided its locations in southern Lebanon into three security and military levels, based on the type of facilities, the caliber of weapons stored, and their roles in command, communications, and logistics. The first level includes command centers, deep tunnels, and high-quality armories, featuring strategic sites like the Shakif Fortress and the Ali Al-Taher Hill, which provide extensive geographical and military control. The second level comprises portable facilities such as ammunition depots, maintenance workshops, and supply centers, which allow fighters to move and shift activities as needed. The third level includes small sites that were damaged or abandoned after the war and can be easily vacated and handed over by the army. This classification demonstrates how Hezbollah balances protecting its facilities and enhancing its military capabilities, with plans for the Lebanese Army to eventually remove some of these locations, especially those that lost significance after conflicts.

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