Biden's statement on Nasrallah's death, said – now is the time to stabilize the Middle East

Washington: US President Joe Biden's statement has come on the death of Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah. He said that during the last four decades of terrorism, Nasrallah and the terrorist group led by Hezbollah are responsible for the killing of hundreds of Americans.

The statement issued by Biden said that Nasrallah's death in the Israeli attack is justice for his many victims. Which includes thousands of American, Lebanese and Israeli citizens. The United States fully supports Israel's right to defend itself against Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and any other terrorist groups supported by Iran, Biden said in the statement.

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Middle East will now be stable

Joe Biden said that our aim is to reduce the ongoing conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon through diplomatic means. We are negotiating an agreement in Lebanon that will return people safely to their homes in Israel and southern Lebanon. He said now is the time to make the broader region of the Middle East more stable.

There was also a statement from the Supreme Lead of Iran

Here, Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei's statement has come after the Israeli attack on Hezbollah's headquarters in Lebanon's capital Beirut and the IDF's claim of killing Nasrallah. However, Khamenei did not mention Nasrallah. But, the Israeli attack has been condemned. But, he strongly criticized Israel. Also warned Israel not to underestimate the strength of Hezbollah.

What did Hezbollah say?

Hezbollah has announced to continue its war against Israel. Not only this, Hezbollah has also pledged that it will continuously support the protection of the citizens of Gaza, Palestine and Lebanon.

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Let us tell you that on Friday, the Israeli army attacked the headquarters of Lebanon's capital Beirut and blew it up with an 80 ton bomb. The Israeli Army claims that when this attack took place, Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah was also present inside the headquarters, in which he also died. The Israeli army claimed Nasrallah's death on Saturday. A few hours later, Lebanon's armed Shia organization Hezbollah also confirmed the death of its leader Hassan Nasrallah.