Latest Updates on Hezbollah’s Leader Nasrallah’s Death

Lebanon, Iraq, and Iran mourn the death of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah following an Israeli airstrike. The Lebanese Prime Minister has declared three days of mourning, with flags flown at half-mast and TV and radio programming modified. Iraq and Iran have also announced mourning periods.

US President Joe Biden has called Nasrallah’s killing a “measure of justice” for his victims. He emphasized Israel’s right to defend itself and directed enhanced military posture in the Middle East.

Israel reports killing a Hezbollah intelligence official and asserts ongoing strikes against Hezbollah forces. Germany expressed concern over destabilizing Lebanon and urged diplomatic solutions.

The death toll in Lebanon rises due to Israeli attacks, prompting over 50,000 refugees fleeing to Syria. Russia condemned Nasrallah’s killing, while Turkey accused Israel of genocide.

Hezbollah’s death does not spell the end of the group, as Hamas, Houthis, and Turkey mourn. Israel lauded Nasrallah’s elimination, asserting continued action against Hezbollah leadership.

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