Hezbollah shows long-range artillery in Lebanon

Hezbollah has published a video showcasing the operation of a 130-mm artillery gun, likely an M-46 or its Chinese variant, the Type-59, from a fortified and camouflaged deep fire position in Lebanon. The footage highlights the group's access to advanced, ultra-long-range Chinese ammunition, specifically BEE4 BB/RA shells with an active-reactive projectile. These shells, with a maximum firing range of up to 44 kilometers, are believed to have been supplied via Syria, where they were previously observed during the civil war. This display underscores Hezbollah's ongoing efforts to enhance its long-range strike capabilities against Israel.