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Hezbollah leader Naim Qassem addressed tens of thousands of supporters gathered near Hassan Nasrallah's tomb in Beirut on the second anniversary of his assassination by Israel, declaring that Israel had failed to 'break the resistance' and demanding Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon before any disarmament talks proceed. Iran's Foreign Ministry separately condemned the killing as a 'heinous and unforgivable crime' and called for international justice. The commemorations underscore Hezbollah's continued political and social presence in Lebanon despite the losses it suffered in its war with Israel, and highlight unresolved tensions over the group's disarmament and Israeli troop presence in the south.