Hezbollah Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah warned on Wednesday that no place in Israel "will be safe" from the missiles of his fighters if a war breaks out, the day after the Israeli army announced its approval of "operational plans for an attack" in Lebanon.

Nasrallah said in a speech he delivered during a memorial service for a prominent leader in his party, who was martyred last week by an Israeli bombing: “The enemy knows very well that we have prepared ourselves for the worst days (...) and he knows that there will be no place in the entity safe from our missiles,” adding: “ "He must wait for us by land, air and sea."

Nasrallah warned Cyprus of the consequences of opening its airports and bases to Israel to launch an attack on Lebanon, threatening that this would make it “part of the war.”

Nasrallah said in a speech he delivered during a memorial service for a prominent leader in his party, who was martyred last week in an Israeli raid, “Opening Cypriot airports and bases for the Israeli enemy to target Lebanon means that the Cypriot government is part of the war and the resistance will deal with it as part of the war.”