Live in New York. The Israeli Army now confirming that hezbollahs leader, Hassan Nasrallah, is dead. The news comes hours after the israeli military struck hezbollahs headquarters in beirut, where it was believed he was holding meetings. It was the biggest blast to hit the lebanese capital in the past year and could potentially push the escalating conflict closer to full fledged war. Joining us now, of course, Fox News chief foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst there on the ground in israel. Lets start with the possible escalations at this point with this massive Breaking News. Trey yeah. Chandler good morning. Significant Breaking News out of The Middle East as the israeli military confirms that the leader of hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, is dead following israeli strikes targeting the lebanese capital of Beirut Yesterday. Ali karaki, the Southern Command of hezbollah, was also killed in the strike at what the Israelis Say was a Command Center underneath a residential area in dhaka, a nei
actually offer promises of reform and change and say, you know, we re going to do things differently, you run the risk that instead of actually placating protests and quelling the unrest, you are actually projecting vulnerability and you embolden the protesters. that s a dilemma which the command leader understands and that is how they came to power in the 1979 revolution. what do you make of what ali just told us, what the streets of iran feel like, 60% of the women not wearing hijab, the grafsz on the walls, it doesn t feel the same as a few months ago. first let me commend him for outstanding and brave reporting, he is doing outstanding work. in these days iran is an inaccessible country for many independent reporters. ali is one of the exceptions. what is striking is 50 million smartphones in iran, we have incredible citizen journalism,
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Boston (Massachusetts) [US], November 16 (ANI/PRNewswire): SimSpace, the industry leader in military-grade cyber ranges, is announcing today the commercial availability of its upgraded SimSpace Cyber Force PlatformSM, expanding its footprint into a global market worth over USD 200 billion. To support rapid commercial growth and global expansion, SimSpace is expanding its executive leadership team and bolstering their offering by opening additional offices in the US, EMEA, and APAC. During a period of unprecedented geopolitical risk, leading organizations can now use the same advanced technology as US national cyber defenders and global intelligence agencies. SimSpace can compress three years of attacks into 24 hours to ensure the highest levels of mission and defensive readiness. The Russian war in Ukraine has fuelled a near 50 per cent increase in cyberattacks in the first half of 2022. Goldman Sachs predicts a Russian attack on US infrastructure could cost the economy up to USD 1 tri
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