Hassan Nasrallah’s intended successor as leader of the terrorist organization Hezbollah is Hashem Safi al-Din, his cousin.
Aleksey Zheleznov channel writes about this.
Despite numerous reports of Nasrallah’s death as a result of the recent airstrikes in Beirut, there has been no official confirmation of his death by terrorists, and Safi al-Din remains one of the key figures in the group leadership.
As previously reported, the IDF announced the successful elimination of Hassan Nasrallah, the head of the Hezbollah terrorist organization, which for decades carried out hostile actions against Israel. The liquidation of Nasrallah was a severe blow to the organization, whose activities represented a constant threat to the country’s security.
He led Hezbollah for more than 30 years, becoming a key figure in the organization and personally responsible for many attacks that resulted in the deaths of Israeli civilians and military personnel.
Previously, Cursor wrote that the IDF carried out an airstrike in the central part of Dahiya in Beirut, based on intelligence indicating the presence of the organization’s secretary general, Hassan Nasrallah, at a meeting with Hezbollah leaders. The operation was carefully prepared using various types of IDF aircraft.
The initial attack on the targets was carried out with stealth aircraft, which ensured high precision and effectiveness of the attack.
Additionally, Cursor already reported that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held a press conference following his speech at the UN General Assembly the night before, but the event was unexpectedly cut short when his military secretary, Maj. Gen. Roman Hoffman, confronted him. He came closer and whispered something urgent in my ear.
