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Hassan Nasrallah, the elusive chief of Hezbollah who headed the Iran-backed Hezbollah for 32 years, was killed on September 27 in a massive Israeli airstrike that hit the militant group's headquarters in Beirut.
The report claimed that toxic fumes leaked into Nasrallah's bunker after it was hit. (AP Photo)
New Delhi,UPDATED: Oct 1, 2024 12:24 IST
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Israeli media report says Hassan Nasrallah's bunker caved-in after airstrikeToxic fumes, smoke fill bunker, making it impossible to breatheReport says Nasrallah 'died in agony' as he was suffocatedAn Israeli media outlet has claimed that Hassan Nasrallah, the elusive chief of the Iran-backed Hezbollah, was suffocated to death after toxic fumes leaked into his secret bunker following the massive airstrike on the militant group's headquarters in Beirut on September 27.
In its report, Israel's Channel 12 said Nasrallah's bunker caved-in as a result of the airstrike, causing the 64-year-old to "die in agony".
Breathing inside the bunker became impossible as it was filled with toxic fumes and heavy smoke as a result of the strike-triggered explosions, the report added.
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Karishma Saurabh Kalita
Published On:
Oct 1, 2024
