The video, dubbed “Our Mountains Are Our Stores,” shows a network of tunnels within the base in addition to several mobile multiple launchers each armed with six Khaibar-1 rockets. One of the launchers carries the number “14,” which suggests that the base can host more than a dozen such systems. The base also has gated launch shafts that allow the launchers to fire their heavy rockets from underground.
Khaibar-1 is Hezbollah’s codename for the Syrian-made M302 rocket, which is a derivative of the Chinese WS-1. The rocket has a range of up to 150 kilometers, meaning it can reach any target in central Israel, including the city of Tel Aviv, when launched from southern Lebanon.
While the Khaibar-1 is unguided, there is information suggesting that Hezbollah has developed guidance kits for the rocket with help from Syria and Iran.