The Iran-backed Shia militia Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah plans to address "the latest developments" in a speech on Thursday.
The speech will be held at 16 Swedish time, in light of the fact that thousands of people have been injured and several have died when explosives purchased by the extremist movement exploded in Lebanon.
The militia already pointed to Israel on Tuesday, shortly after the explosions, without evidence, as "fully responsible" and claims that its response will come "where the enemy expects it and where it does not expect it".
On Wednesday, another message came, promising to punish Israel.
Since the war in Gaza broke out following Hamas' terrorist attack on October 7 last year, Israel and Hezbollah have been attacking each other on a daily basis.
