Iranian sources to Reuters:

Iran does not want to get directly involved in a confrontation between Hezbollah and Israel.

Tehran was planning to send more missiles to Hezbollah before Nasrallah's assassination.

Western sources:

Hezbollah lost between 20 and 25 percent of its missile capabilities in the war.

Elizabeth May, Leader of the Green Party of Canada:

We know who the enemy of peace is. Unfortunately, he has a name.

He’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu!

Simulation of the assassination of Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut, prepared by Saudi state-owned Al Arabiya.

The body of Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah was recovered from the site of the strike in the southern suburbs of Beirut, Reuters reports.

Nasrallah's body did not have any direct wounds and the cause of his death appears to be severe shock from the force of the explosion.

#BREAKING Israel bombs Hodeidah, Yemen.

How Israeli spies penetrated Hezbollah

— After the 2006 war, Israel shifted its focus to gather more comprehensive intelligence on Hezbollah. This included studying the group's political ambitions, connections with Iran's Revolutionary Guards, and relationship with Syria's President Bashar al-Assad.

— The group's expansion, particularly its involvement in the Syrian civil war, created weaknesses that Israeli intelligence could exploit.

— Israel employs sophisticated technology, including spy satellites, drones, and cyber-hacking capabilities. They also use algorithms to sift through vast amounts of data.

— In its 2006 war with Hezbollah, Israel tried to kill Hassan Nasrallah three times.

— One air strike missed — the leader of Hizbollah had earlier left the spot. The others failed to penetrate the concrete reinforcements of his underground bunker.

— On Friday night, the Israeli military fixed those mistakes.

Source: FT

Hezbollah's Shura Council elects Hashim Safi Al Din as Secretary General of the organization, replacing Nasrallah.

"I have always had the dream of destroying Israel since I was six years old. Inshallah, I will sacrifice my life in this way."

Abbas Nilforoushan, IRGC Brigadier General, killed on September 27, 2024, during an Israeli airstrike in Beirut.

Yemen's Houthis claim they shot down 11th American MQ-9 Reaper UAV over Saada, northern Yemen.

Each Reaper UAV cost about 32 million dollars.

Iran says it was "deceived" by the West.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian says the assurances given by American and European leaders to establish a ceasefire in return for "Iran's non-response to the killing of Hamas Leader Ismail Haniyeh" were "outright lies".

Because, why not: Special Forces of the Russian Black Sea Fleet training to destroy kamikaze USVs from helicopter using FPV drones.

It was loud: New angle of Israeli bombing in Beirut on September 27, targeting Hezbollah Leader Hassan Nasrallah.

About 85 bunker-buster bombs weighing 2,000 pounds each were reportedly fired from IAF 69th Squadron F-15I jets.

Individuals who post 'From the River to the Sea' to be denied German citizenship.

Posting certain pro-Palestine slogans on social media can be grounds for denial of citizenship. These include:

— "From the River to the Sea" (possibly with "Palestine will be free")
— "Let's go bomb Tel Aviv"
— "Death to Israel"
— "Israel, child murderer"

Other prohibited actions:

— Using maps replacing Israel's territory with Palestinian flag colors.
— Denying or downplaying the Holocaust.
— Accusing Jews or Israel of inventing or exaggerating the Holocaust.

— Liking, sharing, or commenting on such slogans on social networks can also be grounds for exclusion.

Vietnamese fishing vessel operating near the Paracel Islands in the South China Sea was reportedly attacked by a Chinese ship.

The violent incident resulted in three fishermen suffering broken arms and legs, while seven others were injured.

They were attacked while operating in waters claimed by Vietnam.

#BREAKING Israeli special forces have been carrying out small, targeted raids into southern Lebanon, gathering intelligence and probing ahead of a possible ground incursion that could come as soon as this week.

Source: WSJ

Iranian Foreign Ministry:

"Our patience comes from wisdom."

Iranian Foreign Ministry:

The countries of the region are capable of defending themselves against Israeli attacks and there is no need to send Iranian forces.