The Israeli army bombed Beirut’s southern suburbs, commonly known as Dahiyeh, on Sunday as rescuers recovered the body of Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah from the area. The military said it carried out an assassination of a Hezbollah commander, without specifying their name or their fate.

Israel’s assassination of Hasan Nasrallah, Hezbollah’s longtime leader, left a shaken Lebanon on Saturday, a void the militant group might struggle to fill, and its battle with Israel on an uncertain and possibly more violent path.

Hezbollah confirmed Saturday its longtime leader Hassan Nasrallah—the target of Israel’s aerial bombardment on the group’s Beirut headquarters—was killed during the strike, a major victory for Israel but a further escalation in the conflict.