Summary:
A flurry of diplomatic activity is taking place as Western leaders attempt to calm tensions between Tehran, Beirut, and Tel Aviv. Israel claims to have killed another Hezbollah commander, escalating the conflict. As crises cells are set up to help Pakistanis affected by the situation, the body of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has been found, but no funeral arrangements have been scheduled yet.
The US is increasing its air support capabilities in the region and is urging for a peaceful resolution to the conflict. Iran vows revenge for the attack, while other countries like France and Russia get involved in diplomatic efforts. Protests have erupted across the Middle East over the killing of Nasrallah, with the region already reeling from the violence that has left over 1,000 dead and thousands wounded in just a week.
Key Points:
- Israel claims to have killed another top Hezbollah official
- The US increases air support capabilities in the Middle East
- Iran vows revenge for Nasrallah’s assassination
- Frenzy of diplomatic activity to calm tensions