Lebanon has been hit by a series of explosions for two consecutive days. There were screams everywhere. On the first day, 12 Hezbollah terrorists were killed in pager explosions and about 4,000 people were injured. On Wednesday, another 25 terrorists were killed in walkie-talkie and solar panel explosions, and hundreds of people were injured. Hezbollah
The way Israel exploded pagers, cell phones and solar panels in Lebanon and Syria shocked the world. Israel was targeting Hezbollah terrorists, but the worry was what would happen to the world if the terrorists adopted Israeli recipes and learned to make bombs with homemade devices? Governments around the world make weapons. For use by
Israel has now stepped up its attacks on Hezbollah. Hezbollah is a fundamentalist group in Lebanon, but Israel considers it a terrorist organization. Since the war between Hamas and Israel broke out, Hezbollah has also been involved. Hezbollah has repeatedly targeted Israel and its army. Israel launched two major attacks against Hezbollah in two days.
Israel has been busy carrying out rapid attacks in Lebanon over the past two days. Over the past two days, Israel has targeted Hezbollah by weaponizing various types of electronic devices, including pagers, walkie-talkies, laptops, solar panels and radios. So far, Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad has been considered responsible for these attacks. But now Israel
Explosions have been heard in Lebanon for two days. Everything from pagers to walkie-talkies, laptops, radios and solar panels are exploding. The target is the Lebanese extremist group Hezbollah, and the gunmen are said to be Israeli. But the question is, are these attacks carried out by Israel alone, or is there someone else who
There is a huge atmosphere of panic in Lebanon right now. There has been a lot of damage here in the past two days. The chaos that started with the explosion of pagers has continued to the explosion of walkie-talkies, solar panels, fingerprint devices and radios. People here are afraid of electronic devices. The current
In Beirut, Lebanon, people live in fear because of the explosions of intercoms and solar panels behind their pagers. Every time the phone rings here, people are afraid that the phone will explode after answering the call. On Tuesday, a series of pager explosions in Lebanon killed 12 people, while on Wednesday, a series of
There is a panic in Lebanon right now. After pagers, there are now walkie-talkies, laptops, phones, solar panel systems, fingerprint readers and radios. Twenty people have been killed in the second round of explosions in Lebanon. Meanwhile, more than 450 people have been injured. Most of the explosions occurred when Hezbollah commanders were in the
Lebanon is currently in a state of panic. The reason for this situation is a series of serial explosions. Following the explosion of a pager in Lebanon on Tuesday, another walkie-talkie explosion occurred on Wednesday. So far, the attack has killed 14 people and injured more than 450 people. News of explosions in many areas
There is panic in Lebanon at the moment. The reason for this is the continuous chain explosions. Following the explosion of a pager in Lebanon on Tuesday, another walkie-talkie explosion occurred on Wednesday. So far, the attack has killed 9 people and injured more than 500 people. News of explosions in many areas of the
Thousands of explosions occurred one after another, shaking Lebanon. These explosions occurred in Peger. Hezbollah fighters used to communicate through these pagers. Israel was considered responsible for these explosions. In fact, relations between Israel and Hezbollah have been very tense since the attack on October 7 last year. Hezbollah is active in Lebanon and Israel
The Jerusalem Post, an English-language Israeli newspaper, reported that Hezbollah fighters had one to two ounces of explosives placed in their pagers. This means 28 to 56 grams. The newspaper confirmed this based on foreign media sources and information such as Reuters, The New York Times, CNN, Al-Monitor, Axios, etc. The report said Israel hid