Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, recently announced in a televised speech that the group's latest attack on Israel has been completed, but there is a possibility of further strikes in the future. The attack was launched in retaliation for Israel's assassination of Fu'ad Shukr, Hezbollah's most senior military official, in late July.
Nasrallah explained that Hezbollah had delayed its response to allow for Gaza ceasefire negotiations, to put mental and financial strain on Israel, and to ensure the attack's success. The group's plan involved launching 300 Soviet-era Katyusha rockets to target military infrastructure in Israel, specifically the Glilot Military Base and Ein Shemer Airfield.
