Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei has been moved to a high-security location following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.
Sources in the Iranian security forces reported this to Reuters.
According to sources, Iran is actively communicating with Hezbollah and other allies in the Middle East to determine further actions after Nasrallah’s ouster.
The Lebanese television channel Al-Mayadeen, closely associated with Hezbollah, reported that the latest developments in the region, as well as the Israeli attacks in the Dahiya region, are being discussed in the Iranian parliament in an emergency meeting of the Security Council National and Foreign Policy Commission.
Recall that Hashem Safi al-Din, cousin of Hassan Nasrallah, is considered a possible successor to the leader of Hezbollah.
Recently, numerous reports have appeared about Nasrallah’s death as a result of airstrikes in Beirut, but there has not yet been any official confirmation from representatives of the organization. At the same time, Safi al-Din continues to play a key role in the group’s leadership.
The IDF recently announced the successful elimination of Nasrallah, who led Hezbollah and organized hostilities against Israel for more than thirty years. His death is a serious blow to an organization whose activities have posed a constant threat to Israeli security for decades. Nasrallah was one of the central figures, personally responsible for many attacks that resulted in the deaths of Israeli civilians and military personnel.
Previously, Cursor reported that the IDF destroyed a key weapon of Hezbollah terrorists.
Hezbollah terrorists have been creating these weapons for many years to threaten international shipping.
