Hezbollah Maintains Command Amidst Israeli Strikes

Russia's Foreign Ministry states that Hezbollah remains organized and has retained its command structure, even after Israeli strikes. The group, formed by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in the 1980s, serves as both a military and socio-political movement for Lebanese Shi'ite Muslims.

In a recent statement, Russia's Foreign Ministry declared that Hezbollah continues to keep its organizational structure intact despite ongoing Israeli military strikes. This assertion was made by Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova during a press briefing.

Hezbollah, a significant socio-political and military force in Lebanon, was originally established by Iran's Revolutionary Guards in the early 1980s. The group was primarily aimed at combating Israeli forces.

Today, Hezbollah remains influential among Lebanese Shi'ite Muslims, serving as a major social, religious, and political movement in the region.