Lebanon: Hezbollah leader threatens to respond after Israeli drones crash

W/S Hezbollah supporters chanting as they watch Hassan Nasrallah's speech on screen, Al-Ain
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SOT, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (Arabic): "This suicide drone attack on a target in the southern suburb is the first aggressive act since August 14, 2006."
M/S Officials watching Nasrallah's speech on a screen
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SOT, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (Arabic): "If we remain silent on this breach, it will create a very dangerous path for Lebanon."
W/S Officials watching Nasrallah's speech on a screen *NO SOUND AT SOURCE*
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SOT, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (Arabic): "We will not allow such a path. This path is not acceptable. We will do everything and you know this language. We will do everything to prevent a path of this kind."
M/S Officials watching Nasrallah's speech on a screen
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SOT, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (Arabic): "I am now, from Al-Ain in the Bekaa, on the second anniversary of the liberation, when we defeated ISIS and Nusra, the American and Israeli groups [partners of the US and Israel] in Lebanon, I say to the inhabitants of northern Israel and all the inhabitants of occupied Palestine; do not live, do not rest or be assured and do not bet that Hezbollah will allow such an aggression and such a path."
W/S Supporters watching Nasrallah's speech
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SOT, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (Arabic): "Yesterday the Israeli air forces raided a position, which was not [that of] Al-Quds brigade, but it was a position of Hezbollah."
W/S Supporters watching Nasrallah's speech
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SOT, Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary-General of Hezbollah (Arabic): "I can say to the Israeli army on the border: starting from tonight, be cautious and be on standby on the wall [border], and wait for us - for one, two, three, four days. Wait for us."
W/S Supporters watching Nasrallah's speech
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Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah threatened to retaliate against Israel after two of its drones fell in southern suburbs of Beirut dominated by the group. Nasrallah was speaking in a televised speech from an undisclosed location to his supporters who gathered in Al-Ain on Sunday.
"I can say to the Israeli army on the border: starting from tonight, be cautious and be on standby on the wall [border], and wait for us - for one, two, three, four days. Wait for us," said Nasrallah.
Earlier Lebanese prime minister Saad Hariri said the incident with Israeli drones amounted to an open attack on the country.