Hezbollah has stockpiled 130,000 to 150,000 rockets and missiles, the Washington Post wrote in a report examining the group’s weapons arsenal. This is more than four times as many as its ally Hamas was believed to have stockpiled before the war broke out in Gaza.Hezbollah has received large shipments of rockets and drones from Iran, its principal patron, and has more recently also begun to produce its own weapons. Although Iran is Hezbollah’s main arms supplier, the Lebanese group has become more self-reliant in recent years.The group’s arsenal includes guided and unguided rockets, anti-tank artillery, ballistic and anti-ship missiles, as well as explosives-laden drones.