The recent death of Hezbollah's leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in Israeli airstrikes marks a significant blow to Iran's influence in the Middle East.

Nasrallah, a key figure since 1992, was instrumental in Hezbollah's operations and its strategic partnership with Tehran.

His death, along with 20 other Hezbollah members, has intensified the conflict, leading to further Israeli raids in Lebanon.

The strikes have resulted in nearly 50 casualties, with fears of escalating violence and displacement in the region.

Western nations are urging de-escalation, while Iran and its allies warn of retaliation.

The situation remains tense, with global implications as the conflict threatens to widen.