Tag: Hezbollah
How a Phone Call Led to the Assassination of Hezbollah Leader Fuad Shukr
A phone call directed Hezbollah leader Fuad Shukr to the location where an Israeli airstrike killed him, revealing the intricate details behind the assassination.
Hezbollah Unveils New Military Facility Amid Rising Tensions with Israel
Hezbollah unveils “Imad 4,” a new military facility with an extensive underground tunnel network, as tensions with Israel continue to rise, signaling possible conflict.
U.S. Prepares for Possible Evacuation of 100,000 from Lebanon Amid Rising Tensions
The U.S. government is preparing for the potential evacuation of 100,000 citizens from Lebanon as tensions with Israel escalate, marking a significant security operation.
U.S. ISSUES “DO NOT TRAVEL” ADVISORY FOR LEBANON
The U.S. State Department warns against travel to Lebanon, citing heightened risks due to recent rocket attacks and rising tensions with Hezbollah.
Secretary Austin on Middle East Tensions: War Not Inevitable
Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin states that a broader Middle East war is not inevitable, highlighting the importance of diplomacy amidst regional tensions.
Unraveling the Shadows: The Life and Death of Mohammad Reza Zahidi and His Impact on Middle Eastern Geopolitics
Delve into the life of Mohammad Reza Zahidi, a pivotal figure in the IRGC and Quds Force, known for his role in arming Hezbollah. This piece explores Zahidi’s influence on Middle Eastern geopolitics, the intricacies of weapon smuggling, and the broader implications of his actions on Iran-Israel relations.