World News: In a significant escalation of tensions in the Middle East, Iran has expressed its readiness to deploy military troops to Lebanon in response to the martyrdom of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. This announcement comes in the wake of an Israeli attack that also claimed the lives of senior Hezbollah figure Ali Karki and Nasrallahs daughter, Zainab.According to reports from U.S. media, Irans Deputy Foreign Minister for International Affairs, Mohammad Hassan Akhtari, revealed that the Iranian authorities are gearing up to facilitate troop deployments not only to Lebanon but also to the Golan Heights. In a nod to historical context, he noted that public registration for these forces will commence in the coming days, reminiscent of actions taken in 1981. As we did in 1981, this time we can send forces to Lebanon to fight Israel, Akhtari declared, signaling a resolute commitment from Iran amid rising hostilities.Hezbollahs responseHezbollah, in light of Nasrallahs martyrdom, has reaffirmed its determination to continue its struggle against Israel. However, there remains an undercurrent of anxiety within the group, as Iran has yet to undertake decisive military actions following the recent surge in conflict. As the situation develops, the implications of Irans potential troop deployment are likely to be felt across the region, stirring further tensions between Israel and Iranian-backed factions.
