israel for the murder of hassan nasrula.struction shows the situation from the arrival of the hezbollah party leaders at the headquarters until the moment of their liquidation. then, as in place functionaries arrived, surveillance was conducted from a drone. israel thus received clear information that nasrul was definitely in one of the buildings in this area. after that, the israelis decided to cover. confirmed the death of two high-ranking commanders as a result of israeli air strikes on the southern suburb of beirut. israeli bombings also caused the largest displacement of citizens from peaceful settlements in the history of lebanon, the country's prime minister najib mikati said. about a million people were forced to leave their homes. it is known that the israel defense forces are again striking the escapee kezvala. as the idf press service reported , israeli aircraft attacked dozens of objects, such as launch pads and weapons depots. at the same time, lebanese sources report that at least four civilians were killed as

how israel eliminated nasrula. in all details from the arrival of hezbollah leaders to the strike. at what moment was the decision made? our su-34 struck a stronghold of the ukrainian armed forces in the kursk border area. bombs with a universal planning and correction module were used. the target was hit. we will tell you what else the ministry of defense reports.

"nasrula unyielding commitment to resisting israeli oppression and his passionate support for the palestinian cause cemented his status as beloved and revered figure within the axis of resistance. his legacy of courage and resilience will continue to inspire the movement and the fight for justice in the region." was born on august 31st, 1960 in the eastern suburbs of beirot, growing up in a modest shia family and facing displacement to southern lebanon during his childhood, he encountered significant hardship, yet these challenges only fueled his determination and deep devotion. to islam. at the young age of 16, in 1975, he embarked a journey to study theology at ayatollah muhammad bagher al- sader's esteemed seminary in najaf, iraq. alsader, a prominent islamic scholar, recognized the exceptional qualities in nasrola, and famously remarked, "i sense within you the aroma of leadership. you are among the ansar followers. the mahdi, the shia's last of the 12 imams, this acknowledgement served as a guiding light for the young nasrolla. in 1979, he joined the amal movement, a leading lebanese shi

nasrula's leadership during the 33-day lebanon war in 2006, further cemented his reputation as the leader of the... resistance, both in lebanon and throughout the arab and islamic world. throughout this intense conflict, hisbollah demonstrated remarkable resilience against the formidable israeli military onslot, emerging significantly strengthened and with its reputation greatly enhanced. the group's military to withstand relentless israeli air strikes and ground. operations while continuing to launch rockets into israeli occupied territories showcased its formidable military capability and unwavoring commitment to resisting zionist occupation. nastra played a pivotal role in fostering alliances with key regional players including iran and syria and in orchestrating coordinated resistance efforts against the televive regime. a staunched. order of syria, especially during the civil war that erupted in 2011, nasrolla opposed western-back moves aimed at destabilizing president bashar al-assad's government through mercenaries and terrorists. hisbullah fighters became actively involved in syri

nasrula also added that the israeli crimes will not break the movements resolve. to continue with his anti-israeli operations in support of gaza and the occupied west bank. and to get the latest from lebanon, we are now joined by our correspondents in the capital beirot, miam saleh. miam, the mic is yours. well, today was very intense day. addition to of course the two days of terror attacks in beirout and south lebanon and because a result of the detonation of devices by the israeli intelligence seemingly. we also had definite escalation in south lebanon where the israelis launched more than 60 different shelling in in different areas, various bombs especially from more plains as on several grounds. here we're talking about. the uh fron, in addition to the towns in the border region as well, almost all the towns were under attack, we also saw that the the villages and the towns that are close to nabatiye and between the nabatiye and the border towns were also under attack, the israelies also targeted area which let to be marderdom of one's members in nakura as well and hizbillah of c

nasrula also added that israeli crimes will not break the move. resolve to continue with this anti-israeli operations in support of gaza and the occupied west bank. now to talk more on this, we are joined by mr. bruno bicklini, academic and political analyst from, i think porto alegre, brazil. mr. bicklini, nice to see you again. mr. bicklein, your initial thoughts on the recent attacks in lebanon uh on tuesday and wednesday. and what do you think the israeli regime hope to accomplish and isn't such types of uh attacks against international law? yeah, you are totally correct, my my my dear friend. first we must admit that the israeli regime pollutes and commit to criminalize the international changes of values, because for example, the pager was produced by a taiwanese uh... company supposedly they sold their license to reproducing this in hungary and then probably in bulgary and we do not know that if the radio system was accomplished by motorola in motorola as i know because i to teach international relations they share their codes in the key codes with nato so we have the participation.

nasrula unyielding commitment to resisting israeli oppression and his passionate support for the palestinian cause cemented his status as beloved and revered figure within the axis of resistance. his legacy of courage and resilience will continue to inspire the movement and the fight for justice in the region. august 31st, 1960 in the eastern suburbs of beirut, growing up in a modest shia family and facing displacement to southern lebanon during his childhood, he encountered significant hardship, yet these challenges only fueled his determination and deep devotion to islam. at the young age of 16, in 1975, he embarked a journey to study theology at ayatullah muhammad bagher alsader's esteemed seminary in najaf, iraq. alsader, a prominent islamic scholar, recognized the exceptional qualities in nasrola and famously remarked, i sense within you the aroma of leadership. you are among the ansar, followers of the mahdi. last of the 12 imams, this acknowledgement served as a guiding light for the young nasrolla. in 1979. he joined the amal movement, a leading lebanese shia political group. however

seems to be, i mean, there's so, there's so many aspects to to um, the fallout from, uh, the death of nasrula, um, the there are cries for stronger direct responses from iran, from hezbulah, but i think people have to recognize that that israel is is, there are two things, israel is having tactical victories, they are not translating necessarily into um success with their longer goals here, but they are successes, and and it raises questions about uh, is there... mole in the at the heart of hezbulah, why did they have the intelligence that they had, you know, israel is is suffering economically, they can't sustain the situation as long as their opponents can, um, but but it's troubling that they were able to do what they did, and they will... be embolden by this, they they are very confident right now, so what happens with the alaska mosk, for example, i mean you have to recognize the fanatics in tel aviv and what they're going to want to do, they they feel invincible, and of course they are protected by the united states, these are all decisions the us signed off on, um, nashrul was very cle