"Israel" Fears Hizbullah Owns 100s of Drones, Deploys Patriot in Haifa

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"Israeli" war forces deployed Patriot anti-missile battery near Haifa just two days after unidentified drone penetrated Occupied Palestinian airspace.
"Israeli" Ynet daily reported Tuesday that "the missile battery was deployed in the Carmel region in northern "Israel"."

According to military analysts, "the location of the battery, on a mountain overlooking the border with Lebanon, serves as further confirmation that "Israel' is concerned that Hizbullah in southern Lebanon is behind the drone."
 
"Forty-eight hours into the investigation of an unmanned aircraft flying into "Israeli" airspace there is no confirmation which of the Jewish state's enemies have made significant enough technological strides to launch the drone and fly it deep into Israeli airspace," Fox News stated.

Since then, intense speculation has surrounded the drone's origin. So far the "Israeli" Military has ruled out the militant groups in the Gaza Strip, and suggested that Hizbullah succeeded in spreading fear all over the Zionist entity.
"Israeli" experts speculate the drone may have been on a reconnaissance mission to gather intelligence on "Israeli" military targets and possibly the closely guarded nuclear reactor at Dimona in the southern Desert.
 
Sources in the "Israeli" military intelligence (AMAN) estimated that Hizbullah possesses hundreds of drones mostly Russian and Iranian made.

According to these sources, part of the drone were allocated for carrying explosive materials to hit targets in "Israel". However, the prevailing belief among military intelligence is that the aircraft is of the old type.
"Hizbullah knows now how to use these drones and for long distances," military officials told the "Israeli" channel 10.


Source: News Agencies/ Hebrew media, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org