younes shadlou, the editor of the defense group of sed and sima news agency. mr. shadlo , what are the interesting points in the video published by hezbollah. what were the prominent aspects of the images we saw? in the name of allah , the most gracious, the most merciful, well, first, hezbollah of lebanon announced the name of this base imad chahar, which means that there are at least dozens of underground bases, it is very likely that hezbollah has now decided to expose imad chahar to the world for some reason. which has many fans in the media spaces of the world. the point is that , in terms of military and security principles, hezbollah in lebanon has much larger, more professional bases with more missile silos, whether sea cruise missiles or surface-to-surface ballistic missiles , which it now has four. displayed as you can see in my picture now, these bases were designed to deal with gbu anti-tomb bombs. gbu anti-tomb bombs are designed to penetrate trenches , for example, airplane shelters, for example, trenches. concrete up to about seven or eight meters t

younes shadlou, the editor of the defense group of sed and sima news agency. mr. shado, what interesting points did you notice in the video published by hezbollah and so on? what were the outstanding aspects of these images that we saw. in the name of allah , the merciful. well, first the lebanese hezbollah announced the name of this base imad 4. it means that there are at least dozens of underground bases that hizbollah has decided to expose to the world for the reasons of imad chahar. there were many bases in the media spaces of the world. the point is that, in terms of military and security principles, lebanon's hezbollah has far bigger, more professional bases and has more missile houses. the cruise ship and what surface-to-surface ballistic missiles it has now displayed emad char, as you can see in my picture, these bases are designed to deal with gbu anti-personnel bombs , but it was the gbu anti-personnel bombs that were designed it can be used to penetrate trenches, for example , airplane shelters, for example, concrete trenches about seven to eight meters