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Another attack from Israel on Lebanon minutes before Nasrallah's speech

The Israeli army carried out airstrikes on Lebanon just before Hezbollah leader Nasrallah's speech. Speaking in a live broadcast, Nasrallah pointed to the attack on pagers and said, "This is nothing but a mass massacre. It is a new crime added to Israel's crimes. This is a declaration of war."

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Another attack from Israel on Lebanon minutes before Nasrallah's speech

The Israeli army announced that it had carried out airstrikes on "targets" in Lebanon that it claimed belonged to Hezbollah.

It was noted that the airstrikes carried out by the Israeli army came minutes before Hezbollah leader Nasrallah's speech. The Israeli press wrote that the attacks were "large-scale."

However, Nasrallah delivered his speech despite the attack and stated the following:

"I want to start with this word of God; 'if you have suffered a wound, they have also suffered a wound'. These are God's decrees. God wants martyrs from you, and God does not love the oppressors. God says, 'If you are suffering, they are also suffering'.

I will talk about the situation we have seen in these two days. What will we do in the face of the event we have experienced? What kind of political stance will we take?

I wish God's mercy upon our martyrs. I thank the doctors, nurses, and all medical teams. Their sacrifices touched us deeply. Blood donations were made from all over the country; Tuesday saw the largest blood donation ever.

Most of the victims have eye injuries.

'ISRAEL HAS EXCEEDED HUMAN ETHICAL LAW'

One of the positive aspects of this crisis in these dark days has been this: We witnessed legendary solidarity and unity. We showed a state of unity that had been missing for a long time.

I thank all the countries in the region that condemned this treacherous attack. I thank the countries that support Gaza, Lebanon, and the resistance movement.

We are being put through a difficult test. I want to explain what happened on Tuesday.

We were targeted by our enemy, Israel. Hundreds of our pagers were detonated simultaneously. They have crossed all red lines and exceeded human ethical law.

Some devices exploded in hospitals. They exploded in public spaces. They exploded among thousands of civilians, women, and children.

'THIS IS A WAR CRIME'

If Israel wanted to target Hezbollah, it hit civilians.

The next day, walkie-talkies were detonated. This is a war crime. It is a cause for war. Dozens of civilians died and thousands were injured.

It was carried out completely intentionally. The same crime was repeated on the second day with the aim of killing thousands of people.

We can say that Israel wanted to kill 5,000 people at the same time. They wanted to kill and injure them in the same way without considering who was carrying these devices.

This is nothing but a mass massacre. It is a new crime added to Israel's crimes.

Since the day this cancerous entity emerged, a new one has been added to the massacres.

'MANY DEVICES ARE STILL IN STORAGE'

It is a declaration of war on Lebanon. This was Israel's goal.

There were pagers that were turned off. Many devices are still in storage. This was a great stroke of luck for us.

The effort shown to rush to the aid of all the victims, combined with the efforts of the Red Crescent, the Red Cross, the Lebanese people, and the doctors, has rendered the enemy's attack futile.

We will make a final assessment, but some confirmations need to be made. The security, production, transport, customs, and storage stages will be examined in detail up to the moment of the attack. The facts will be revealed.

We will not act in haste.

In terms of security and humanity, it was a blow unprecedented in the history of the resistance movement. It has not been seen in the history of our country or in the history of our struggle with the enemy. There had been no precedent for this criminal tendency.

'THIS HAS BEEN A LESSON FOR US'

The remote detonation of the devices was a hard blow. But we are in a war. We are aware that our enemy has a technological advantage over us.

We are also at war with the technological giants of the US and the world. We rely on our resilience and our solidarity.

Tuesday and Wednesday were dark and very heavy days for us. It was a day of testing.

This blow will not break our faith or our stance. I can say with confidence: This unprecedented blow has not brought us down, and it will not succeed in doing so.

This has been a lesson for us. We will return stronger and more solid."


News Source: 12punto

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