Amid the continuous attacks on Lebanon, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has reacted for the first time. As expected, Nasrallah used strong words for Israel in his speech.
Referring to Israel, he said that the 'enemy' has 'crossed all limits, rules and red lines' with the blasts. A total of 37 people died and more than 3000 were injured in these blasts.
Nasrallah called these attacks a genocide and admitted that this is a big setback for Hezbollah. He also said that an investigation has been started to find out how the attacks took place.
He said, "Call it a war crime or a declaration of war - whatever you want to call it. This is the intention of the enemy."
Nasrallah vowed to take revenge for the attacks but did not indicate what kind of response he might give.
He said that a response will be given. Nasrallah said, "I will not talk about the time, place, location, or other details. You will know when it happens. This account will be settled."
Two Israeli soldiers killed
The Israeli army has said that two of its soldiers have been killed in an area near the border with Lebanon.
Israel shares its northern border with Lebanon. The ages of these two soldiers have been stated to be 43 and 20 years.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said in a statement that both of them were killed 'during the battle'.
The death of these soldiers has come at a time when Israel has bombed several Hezbollah bases in Lebanon.
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