(CNN) -- The head of Hezbollah denied involvement Thursday in attacks this week on Israeli targets in India, Georgia and Thailand. "We are not afraid to say that we had nothing to do with these explosions," Hassan Nasrallah said in a televised address from an undisclosed location in Lebanon. He denied that the death of a Hezbollah commander in 2008 in an explosion in Damascus, Syria, inspired the attacks. "The blood of Imad Mogniyeh will always haunt the Israelis," he said, referring to the commander whose death Hezbollah blamed on Israel, and Israeli denied. Hezbollah has longstanding close ties with Iran and Syria.
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"We had nothing to do with these explosions," head of Hezbollah says
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Hassan Nasrallah suggests "revenge" plots wouldn't target average Israelis
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Israeli PM blames Iran, calls nation "a threat to the stability of the world"
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Iranian minister says Israeli agents "are often the perpetrators" of terror
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