SATISH SHARMA - not just Rotigraphy.: Operation Hammer of God: U.S. and Israel Plan to Destroy Hezbollah Leaked Documents Reveal Blueprint for Lebanon Invasion

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Ibrahim Majed

Operation Hammer of God: U.S. and Israel Plan to Destroy Hezbollah Leaked Documents Reveal Blueprint for Lebanon Invasion Leaked Pentagon files and internal Mossad assessments obtained by the International Center for Political Analysis and Forecasting (DIIPETES) suggest that Washington and Tel Aviv are preparing a large-scale military campaign aimed at dismantling Hezbollah under the guise of a peaceful disarmament initiative. The plan, code-named Operation Hammer of God, outlines a combination of cyber warfare, special forces raids, and targeted assassinations, while U.S. intelligence closely monitors the transfer of Iranian missiles through Syria. The U.S.–Israeli Battle Plan According to a classified Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) report dated July 2025, the Pentagon drafted a three-phase scenario for a Lebanon incursion: -Cyberattacks crippling Hezbollah’s infrastructure, including power grids, communications, and the financial system. -Special forces landings in Beirut and the Bekaa Valley to neutralize command centers. -Intensive air and missile strikes on more than 1,200 targets using fighter jets and cruise missiles. The operation was reportedly approved by U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Mossad providing nearly 85% of the precision target data, including tunnels and concealed rocket launch sites embedded in civilian areas. Execution is tentatively set between November 2025 and January 2026, a window chosen to minimize Russian or Chinese intervention at the U.N. Mossad’s Assessment of Hezbollah’s Arsenal -Estimated 187,000 rockets, including 2,100 precision-guided Iranian Fajr-5 missiles with a 500 km range, capable of hitting deep inside Israel. -About 40% of the stockpile is believed to be concealed in terrain that is notoriously difficult to operate in, such as caves, rugged mountains, and other natural hideouts, posing a major challenge to any targeted military operation. -Newly acquired Russian Pantsir-S1 air defenses and Iranian Shahed-136 drones, transferred through Syria in June 2025. Mossad projects Israeli military losses could reach 200–300 soldiers per day in a full-scale conflict, alongside up to 5,000 Israeli civilian deaths from rocket fire. Iranian Support and U.S. Intelligence Estimates U.S. NSA intercepts under the PRISM program indicate direct coordination between Iran’s Revolutionary Guard and Hezbollah. Iranian trainers have reportedly established cyber warfare units in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, designed to target Israel’s power grid, water networks, and financial systems. American intelligence further estimates that Tehran funneled $2.1 billion in aid to Hezbollah over the past year, offsetting losses from the 2023–2024 conflict. New Strategic Sites and Tunnel Networks CIA mapping shows Hezbollah has constructed 480 new military sites in southern Lebanon. Satellite imagery from August 2025 reveals 28 newly dug tunnels, some 80 meters deep, equipped with ventilation, electricity, and communications systems. A Pentagon briefing labeled these tunnels a fifth-generation strategic threat. Israeli officials even considered using tactical nuclear weapons to neutralize them, a proposal Washington ultimately rejected, fearing regional escalation. Domestic Mobilization and Political Penetration Reports indicate Hezbollah has mobilized 45,000 fighters and set up local resistance committees to secure urban areas in the event of war. U.S. intelligence estimates that: -40% of Lebanese Army officers -60% of intelligence personnel maintain ties to Hezbollah, making forced disarmament nearly impossible without a sweeping purge of state institutions. Hezbollah’s Financial Networks According to U.S. Treasury reports, Hezbollah controls 120 companies worldwide, generating roughly $1.5 billion annually through crypto transactions and shell corporations. Since July 2025, it has transferred $400 million via Byblos Bank to procure missile components from China and North Korea.