Debate: Is the Army Conspiring with Hezbollah?

Summary

On r/Lebanon this announcement questions whether the Lebanese army conspired with Hezbollah during January clashes, noting Hezbollah's major surge, nonstop rockets, drones, and frontline fighting. The post asks how Hezbollah sustained ammunition and weapons and mentions possible involvement by Shia high-ranking generals. This matters to the community due to security, accountability, and regional stability concerns.

Is the army conspiring with HA?

This was back in January, and after that, Hezbollah made the biggest remontada in the history of remontadas, non stop rockets, drones, fighters, fought for weeks in Frontline villages, with what ammo? With what guns? I thought the Lebanese army took them?

Shia high ranking Generals are for sure playing a role here.
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Debate: Is the Army Conspiring with Hezbollah?

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