Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has called the attacks on the group “unprecedented” but vowed it will not bring them down.
“There is no doubt that we have suffered a major blow,” he said in his Thursday speech, “both in terms of security and humanity, an unprecedented one in the history of the resistance in Lebanon at least, unprecedented in the history of Lebanon, and it may be unprecedented in the history of the conflict with the Israeli enemy across the entire region, perhaps even unprecedented in the world.”
“It is the nature of war. One day the enemy will hit us and the next we will hit the enemy,” he added, hinting at possible retaliation.
“Reckoning will come”: Nasrallah added that the “reckoning will come” following the attacks, and said the group was calling them the “Tuesday and Wednesday massacres.”
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