Hezbollah has been decapitated since the assassination of its leader Hassan Nasrallah. Israel has shown what the military actions of the future will be like. Outdated armies with pagers and old missiles no longer have a future. And the red line was crossed with Hezbollah firing a ballistic missile towards Israel.” Milen Keremedchiev, former deputy minister of foreign affairs, commented this to bTV.
Hezbollah and Israel have exchanged fire across the border since the start of the Gaza war, which was sparked by an attack by Hamas militants on October 7. Two weeks ago, Israel stepped up its attacks against Hezbollah and announced that it was doing so in order to make the northern areas of the country safe for residents to return to their homes. Israel’s defense minister is now considering expanding the offensive.
Nasrallah’s death dealt a particularly severe blow to the group he led for 32 years and was followed by another Hezbollah missile attack on Israel, and Iran said his death would be avenged.
According to Keremedchiev, it will not go without a ground operation on the part of Israel, because the end has not come for Hezbollah.
“Despite the death of the leader of the group and his influence in it. He was followed and placed on a pedestal to mysticism. Now he is gone and Hezbollah is bled, but it has 200,000 followers. She has influence from kindergarten to political processes in Lebanon. Therefore, rather, a guerilla war may follow, in which Israeli objects around the world, even in Europe, will be targeted. There may be revenge,” Keremedchiev also said.
According to him, Iran does not want to get involved in this war for now and a serious response is unlikely to follow, although the ties with Lebanon are clear. Iran supplies Beirut with weapons, Keremedchiev added.
The US also does not want to get involved in the conflict. From there, they called for a diplomatic solution, but also allowed their military to build up in the region amid rising tensions.
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