Israel’s electricity company is holding drills to counter Hezbollah

The website of the Zionist channel Mekan announced that the Zionist power company will conduct an exercise in the event of a large-scale and high-level war, considering what has recently been said about the regime’s power sector being a target for Hezbollah attacks. It simulates the big one.

According to Al-Mayadin, this Zionist site explained that this exercise will start tomorrow (Sunday) and will continue for 5 days, and the training to create an alternative system for electricity supply will be done within a few hours.

Makan also announced that this is the first time that the power company has simulated a five-day exercise to deal with exceptional cases of damage to infrastructure due to the outbreak of a large-scale war.

A statement issued by the Israel Electricity Company said that its staff will be trained to create an alternative system for full power supply within hours, and that trucks carrying large electrical transformers will be present during the five-day exercise.

According to the location’s claim, this happens after yesterday, the electricity in the town of Mashrafe near the border with Lebanon was cut off due to two anti-tank missiles or two bullets from Hezbollah. In the past two weeks, Hezbollah also revealed that it has a bank of vital and strategic targets, which according to Zionist analysts, if attacked, would return Israel to the Stone Age.

Among these strategic goals, in the latest video clips that it published, Hezbollah identified the power generation facilities of the Zionist regime and announced that in any war that may start with Lebanon, these facilities will probably be attacked. In this way, the demand for electricity generators in the occupied lands has increased and its price has increased enormously.

Shaul Goldstein, the general manager of the Noga Electric Company in the Zionist regime, warned in a conference at the National Security Research Institute last month that if there is a 72-hour power cut in the occupied territories, regarding a long-term power outage in the event of an expansion of the war with Hezbollah, It will be impossible to live there.  

Translator: Mina Azimi