Israeli media claimed that Hezbollah’s Secretary-General Hassan Nasrallah, made a rare trip some two months from his secure and secret location in Beirut to the Iranian capital, Tehran.

Yesterday, Wednesday, the Israeli “Channel 12” claimed that Nasrallah’s Iranian backers impressed on him the expectation that the Lebanese terror group will respond militarily to any Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities.

Iran expects a return on its investments, according to the report, which described the visit as “definitely unusual.”

The report, which did not cite sources, also did not say what the outcome of the meeting was, or what Nasrallah had agreed upon with the Iranians.

Earlier this month, Nasrallah said Hezbollah would not necessarily become involved if Israel hits Iran’s nuclear sites, but also noted he did not think Israel was serious about the attack.

The report on Hassan Nasrallah to Iran came amid ongoing multinational negotiations in Vienna to revive the 2015 nuclear deal, which lifted sanctions on Iran in exchange for restrictions on its nuclear program, in order to prevent it from obtaining nuclear weapons.

Nasrallah had stated at the memorial festival held by Hezbollah yesterday, Wednesday, that “Israel is in a state of decline and on the path to extinction, and the question is no more than a matter of time,” claiming that Hezbollah has the ability to divert the missiles it has to thousands.