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On Nasrallah Anniversary, Hezbollah Rejects Disarmament as Israel Details 2024 Bunker Strike

The group's new chief pledged to retain its arsenal despite a state disarmament plan.

Overview

  • Tens of thousands gathered at Nasrallah’s tomb and across Hezbollah strongholds for anniversary events that included unauthorized projections on Beirut’s Raouche rocks.
  • Naim Qassem told supporters the group will not surrender its weapons, directly rejecting a Lebanese government order tasking the army to start disarmament in the south.
  • Israel’s Intelligence Directorate disclosed that years of collection pinpointed an Iranian-built bunker struck during Operation New Order with 83 bombs, killing Nasrallah and senior commanders.
  • The 2024–25 war killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon and devastated the south, and Israel continues periodic strikes with forces still at several border points, according to AFP.
  • Despite heavy losses, including Hashem Safieddine, analysts and officials say Hezbollah is regrouping as it faces funding strains and disrupted supply routes.