There is a panic in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, due to the continuous explosions of intercoms, solar panels, and pagers. First, many people were killed in the explosion of pagers on Tuesday, and then within a few hours there were reports of explosions of intercoms, solar panels, and mobile phones. It is reported that these explosions have killed 20 people and injured more than 500 others.
In the midst of all this, the Israeli Army Chief of Staff made a major statement, saying that Hezbollah will have to pay a huge price. Israeli Army Chief of Staff Hertz Halevi visited Israel’s Northern Command on Wednesday (September 18). Halevi inspected the security arrangements in the area and approved the defense and offensive plans.
Hezbollah must pay a price – Israel
“We still have a lot of capabilities that we haven’t activated yet,” he told commanders. “The rule is, every time we work on one phase, we work on the next two phases. It’s more expensive in every phase of the war.”
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His statement came as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to return thousands of residents evacuated from the northern border region. Israeli officials have not commented on the attacks on Hezbollah communications equipment over the past two days that have killed more than 20 people and injured thousands.
Statement by the Israeli Minister of Defense
Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Galant visited the Ramat David air base in northern Israel on Wednesday and indirectly referred to the bombing in Lebanon. “We are at the beginning of a new era in this war and we need to adapt,” Galant said. He praised the “outstanding achievements” of the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), the country’s security agency Shin Bet and its intelligence agency Mossad.
CNN previously claimed that Tuesday’s operation was a joint IDF-Mossad operation, but Galant’s comments were the first time an Israeli official had explicitly acknowledged Israel’s role in both attacks.
Lebanese people panic after explosion
Let us tell you that recently people in Lebanon are worried about the explosion of electronic devices. After pagers, walkie-talkies and solar panels, there are reports that mobile phones have also exploded in many parts of Lebanon. On Wednesday, many places in the capital Beirut were thrown into chaos by the explosion of walkie-talkies.
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Earlier, Reuters reported that Israeli intelligence agency Mossad had planted explosives in 5,000 Hezbollah pagers. Earlier on Tuesday, news broke out in Lebanon that a pager explosion had killed 12 people and injured more than 3,000. Meanwhile, a series of explosions of walkie-talkies and solar panels shook the entire Lebanon on Wednesday. The attack left more than 500 people with severe burns.
Hundreds of such explosions occurred in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, in two days, killing 32 people and reportedly injuring a large number of people. Ordinary people were also terrified after these explosions. Lebanon was shaken by the serial explosions. These explosions occurred one after another, putting Hezbollah in a difficult position.
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