’Israel’ Assures Hizbullah: Drills Not Cover for Attack

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Out of fear, the Zionist entity had sent Hizbullah and Iran messages stressing that the mass drills being held this week were purely to practice emergency situations.

It is the first time the Zionist government would be practicing for such an eventuality in the framework of a drill as "Israel" feared the so-called Hizbullah's sophisticated tunnel network on the northern borders of the occupied Palestinian territories.

According to military assessments, a future conflict with Hizbullah could include a scenario in which the "Israeli" forces might have to evacuate settlers due to attempts by the Resistance to infiltrate and take over Zionist settlements.

The massive Zionist drills called "Turning Point 15", which started Sunday, would test the preparedness of the entity to deal with a massive coordinated rocket attack, including damage to essential infrastructure, as well as a cyber-attack that brings down the electrical and telephone grids.

Further, the evacuation and rehousing exercise would take place Monday. The air force and navy would also run large exercises over the week.

However, the messages sent to Hizbullah and Iran in the light of the drills, aimed as a reassurance that the drills were mere trainings amidst fears from the Zionist of an upcoming Iranian nuclear deal as well as the tens of thousands of rockets and missiles that Hizbullah possesses.

According to the "Israelis", Iran and Hizbullah had undoubtedly seen the preparations for the exercise, and it was worried that they would interpret it as Zionist preparations for a surprise attack.

In addition, the Zionist entity gave much attention to Hizbullah's Secretary General His Eminence Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah's speeches which were delivered in consecutive periods as a reassurance to the "Israelis" that they were safe from any Resistance operation although "Israel" was only mentioned in the footnote of Sayyed Nasrallah's latest speech that mainly focused on May 2000's "Israeli" withdrawal from Lebanon and marked the Resistance and Liberation Day.

As such, "Israel" had transfers open and diplomatic messages to Lebanon - and indirectly to Iran - that the drills being conducted this week were for purely training purposes, and were not a "cover story" that disguised the Zionist's true intentions for an attack.

Once again, "Israeli" officials had stressed in background talks and through diplomatic messages that the drill was held every year and that it was planned well in advance, along with the "Israeli" forces' drills being held in parallel.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team