Dead body of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah found, no wounds found on his body, know how he died?

Beirut: The body of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah, who was killed in an Israeli airstrike on September 27, has been recovered. Security and medical teams have recovered the body from the attack site. At the same time, Israel is continuously attacking Hezbollah and today i.e. on Sunday, tanks have been deployed on the border with Lebanon.

According to news agency Reuters, the body of the Hezbollah leader has been recovered 'safe and sound'. Reuters quoted sources as saying that the body of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah has been recovered. His body was found safe and sound at the site of an Israeli airstrike in Beirut's southern suburbs, a medical source and a security source said.

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How did Nasrallah die?

Sources said that there were no direct wounds on his body and it seems that the cause of death could be injuries caused by the loud blast. On the other hand, Israel said that attacks on Hezbollah targets are continuing. In a new update, the Israeli military said it has struck several Hezbollah targets in Lebanon during the past few hours. The military says the strikes were aimed at destroying Hezbollah's rocket launchers and weapons depots.

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Israel wreaked havoc

After months of planning and numerous intelligence gatherings, Israel launched a precision strike on an underground bunker on Friday. Where Nasrallah and many other Hezbollah leaders were meeting. The bunker was located 60 feet below a busy road in south Beirut.

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In the last few weeks, the IDF i.e. Israel Defense Forces has intensified its attacks inside Lebanon. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu claims the strikes are aimed at destroying the terrorist group Hezbollah which is reportedly planning to attack civilians in Israel.