World

Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah's body recovered after Beirut IAF strike

Nasrallah’s death was announced by the terror organisation on Saturday afternoon.

Updated 2 years ago · Published on 30 Sep 2024 9:55AM

 Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah's body recovered after Beirut IAF strike
There were no signs of injuries on his body, indicating that the blunt force of the explosion had killed him - Picture from https://www.newindianexpress.com, September30, 2024.

THE body of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was recovered from the rubble following an IAF strike in the Dahiya neighbourhood in Beirut, said reports quoting medical and security sources.

"His body was recovered on Saturday and was placed in a shroud on Sunday after being washed. The funeral ceremony and his burial have not yet been arranged," said reports.

There were no signs of injuries on his body, indicating that the blunt force of the explosion had killed him.

Before his death on Friday when Israeli jets attacked Hizbollah's heartland in the south of the Lebanese capital, Nasrallah was considered the most powerful man in the country.

Nasrallah’s death was announced by the terror organisation on Saturday afternoon. 

Friday's air strike also killed Ali Karake, the group's top commander in southern Lebanon, Hizbollah said on Sunday. - September 30, 2024

Related News

Opinion / 1w

Will Iran be Trump’s Vietnam?

World / 1mth

Flydubai pilot planned to crash plane into terminal at Ben Gurion Airport

Opinion / 2mth

Why is Israel pushing toward confrontation with Türkiye?

Malaysia / 3mth

KDN: Israeli travel documents not recognised for entry into Malaysia

Malaysia / 3mth

US lawmakers urge review of Malaysia ties over Anwar’s Israel deportation remarks

Opinion / 3mth

Trump’s strategy in the Strait of Hormuz could lead to his downfall

Spotlight

Business

Ringgit gains as oil prices plunge on hopes of Iran conflict de-escalation

Events

UKM to establish academic research platform named after Dr Wan Azizah

Malaysia

Deepavali preparations destroyed as flash floods inundate Sungai Buloh homes

Malaysia

Melaka polls: Calm campaign puts focus on what parties can offer voters

Malaysia

Anwar challenges Hadi over ‘Dajjal’ label

Malaysia

Shuhaily remains AKPS chief pending official transfer order, says lawyer

Malaysia

Najib's former wife Tengku Puteri Zainah passes away

Malaysia

Matrade exposes scam involving fake procurement orders, advance payment demands

By Alfian Z.M. Tahir

Malaysia

“Don’t panic,” Govt assures stable essential goods supply amid geopolitical tensions, monsoon threat

You may be interested

World

US sanctions 45 entities linked to Cambodia cybercrime syndicate

World

Iran reports six vessels ablaze in separate Strait of Hormuz incidents

World

Iran warns countries aiding US military action will become 'legitimate targets'

World

Indonesia deploys troops in Jakarta amid political turmoil over alleged phone-spying scandal

World

Iran claims three vessels catch fire in Strait of Hormuz, captures two US drones

World

Trump faces Republican revolt after midterm rout puts Democrats in control of Congress

World

Death toll from Russian strike on Ukraine aid distribution point rises to 53

World

Nearly 90 million displaced people exposed to climate risks, UNHCR warns