Hezbollah has a third of short- and medium-range missiles left, Israeli sources confirmed.

The military estimates that Hezbollah has only about a third of its arsenal of short- and medium-range missiles left compared to the start of the war. This information was confirmed by Defense Minister Yoav Galant at a meeting of the Israeli government. Together with the head of the IDF's strategic department, Major General Eliezer Toledano, information was presented on the progress of hostilities in Lebanon.

Since the start of the war, Hezbollah has fired more than 14,000 rockets into Israel from its arsenal. Many missiles were destroyed as a result of Israeli air strikes and ground operations. The Defense Minister stressed that Israel still depends on American weapons and aircraft, but the Ministry of Defense is actively working to develop domestic military production.

Galant noted that it is necessary to continue to strengthen Israel's defense capabilities and increase the production of its own military technologies. It is important to maintain a high level of combat readiness and a variety of weapons to ensure the security of the country and protect its interests.