Hezbollah leader killed

The Israeli military claims that Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Hezbollah, has been killed in an airstrike on the group's headquarters in Beirut, although Hezbollah has not confirmed this and asserts he is 'fine and well'. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) also reported the deaths of two prominent Hezbollah leaders, Muhammad Ali Ismail and Hussein Ahmad Ismail, during the strike, which targeted key figures known for orchestrating attacks against Israel. Israeli officials declared Nasrallah's elimination would significantly impact Hezbollah's operations, citing his central role in the organization's strategic decisions over 32 years. Meanwhile, U.S. officials clarified that American forces were not involved in the operation, which has heightened tensions in the region. Prime Minister Netanyahu has vowed to continue military efforts in northern Israel and has threatened retaliation against Iran if attacked. The situation remains fluid, with the future of the conflict and Hezbollah's leadership uncertain.