Nasrallah: The Tuesday and Wednesday massacres are either war crimes or an outright declaration of war
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Nasrallah: Some of the explosions occurred in hospitals, pharmacies, markets, shops, and cars, and the enemy showed no concern for the locations targeted
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Nasrallah: The enemy detonated a civilian device used by different groups within society and repeated this on Wednesday by detonating wireless devices, with no regard for where they were being carried, aiming to kill 4,000 people in a single minute
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Nasrallah: What happened is a massacre that adds to the enemy's major atrocities since the creation of this cancerous entity in our region; it is a significant act of aggression against Lebanon, its sovereignty, and its security
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Nasrallah: On Tuesday and Wednesday, the enemy sought to kill around 5,000 people in just two minutes
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Nasrallah: We have formed multiple internal investigation committees—technical, scientific, and specialized—and are studying all possibilities and hypotheses, having reached an almost definitive conclusion, but we need more time for the results to be conclusive
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Nasrallah: There is no doubt that we have suffered a severe and unprecedented blow, both security-wise and humanitarian-wise, in the history of Lebanon, the resistance, and the Arab-Israeli conflict, and it may even be unprecedented globally
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Nasrallah: This is the reality of war and conflict; the enemy possesses technological superiority, and all the global powers that have technological advantages stand with it
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Nasrallah: War is a back-and-forth struggle; one day it’s ours and another day it’s our enemy's, and Tuesday and Wednesday were a significant test that we will overcome with dignity, as it is important not to let any blow, no matter how strong, bring you down
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