Hezbollah, however, distributed its rockets to village militias that were good at hiding them from air attacks, sheltering them from artillery, and from probing Israeli unmanned air vehicles, but that were incapable of launching them effectively in simultaneous launches against the same targets.
Mais le Hezbollah a dispersé ses missiles sur le terrain, les confiant à des milices villageoises capables de les mettre à l'abri des attaques aériennes, des tirs d'artillerie et des drones d'observation, mais qui ne pouvaient les lancer simultanément vers une cible désignée.