After the military campaign that opened today (Monday) against Hezbollah: Data from the Alma Institute outlines the current weapons and force structure of the Lebanese terrorist organization.
The data, published by Yinon Shalom Yatach on the i24 channel, shows the extent of the arsenal left in Hezbollah's hands after the damage it suffered, along with details of the rehabilitation efforts of its elite units.
Rocket and missile array
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Hezbollah's rocket and missile arsenal is currently estimated at approximately 25,000 items. The vast majority of the array is based on short-range (up to 80 km) and medium-range (up to 200 km) rockets and missiles.
According to estimates by the Alma Institute, the organization's current launch capacity is up to dozens of rockets and missiles per day.
During the war, there was a significant reduction in the strategic missile array as a result of IDF strikes. According to the institute, the organization had only a few hundred advanced missiles left, including precision missiles, cruise missiles, and air and coastal defense systems.
Drones
According to the institute's data, the drone array constitutes a central pillar in Hezbollah's future force building. The current estimate is that the organization possesses approximately 1,000 suicide drones, alongside an unknown number of drones.
Order of forces and terrorist operatives
Hezbollah's manpower currently numbers 40-50 thousand terrorists in regular service and 30-50 thousand reservists.
At the core of the ground offensive array is the Radwan Force unit, in which the organization is investing significant rehabilitation and force-building efforts.
The unit currently numbers about 5,000 terrorists, divided into about 3,000 fighters and about 2,000 support, administrative, and logistics personnel.
