Lebanon faces turmoil after Hezbollah confirmed the death of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in an Israeli air strike near Beirut on September 27. Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati warned that nearly 1 million people could be displaced by escalating attacks—a crisis likened by locals to a “thunderstorm with no end.” 🌩️
CGTN Stringer reports from Sidon, where residents described Nasrallah’s death as a seismic loss. “He was a symbol of resistance,” said Mahmoud Al-Shamiya, while Bilal Dimassi voiced widespread anxiety: “Nobody knows where the war is heading.” 😟
The strike has intensified fears of regional spillover, with social media flooded by tributes 🕊️ and calls for restraint. As tensions rise, Lebanon’s fragile stability hangs in the balance. Will diplomacy prevail, or will the region face another prolonged conflict? 🤝💥
