Hezbollah commander Fouad Shukur was killed in an Israeli strike, blamed for various attacks, including the July 27 massacre and the 1983 Marine Corps bombing.
Hezbollah confirmed Shukur’s death after the Beirut strike and stated they were searching for him in the rubble. Israel also claimed responsibility for killing Shukur, citing his involvement in recent attacks. The conflict escalated after attacks in Beirut and Gaza.
The strike in Beirut left casualties, including civilians. Hezbollah denied involvement in the Majdal Shams rocket attack, but Israel took action. The ongoing conflict between the two sides remains at risk of escalation.
Hezbollah and Israel exchanged strikes for months, leading to casualties and damage. The recent Beirut strike drew condemnation and increased tensions in the region.
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is expected to address the incident on TV soon. The conflict risks further escalation as both sides navigate retaliations and tensions rise in the region.
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