Hezbollah pagers, walkie-talkies were booby-trapped before entering Lebanon – Times of India

An initial investigation by Lebanese authorities has revealed that hand-held devices – pagers and walkie-talkies – that exploded earlier this week were booby-trapped before entering the country, Lebanon‘s mission to the United Nations reported on Thursday. The devices, which included pagers and walkie-talkies, were rigged to detonate via emails and targeted users linked to Hezbollah,…

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How Israel allegedly used shell companies to orchestrate pager attack plan – Times of India

In a major attack that claimed the lives of at least nine people, including an eight-year-old girl, and injured nearly 3,000 others, explosive pagers detonated simultaneously across Lebanon on Tuesday.The coordinated blasts were the result of a sophisticated, months-long operation by Israel targeting members of the Iran-backed Hezbollah militant group.According to intelligence officers quoted by…

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Israel’s pager, walkie-talkie attacks a ‘declaration of war’, says Hezbollah chief Nasrallah in address rattled by sonic boom – Times of India

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah on Thursday said that the recent attack on the group’s communication devices, which claimed over 30 lives and injured thousands, was a “severe blow” that overstepped a “red line” and could be seen as “declaration or war”.Nasrallah, in a video message from an undisclosed location, said that the group is investigating…

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Japanese company on Hezbollah’s exploding walkie-talkies: Had already warned … – Times of India

Walkie-talkies belonging to the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah detonated on Wednesday, killing at least 14 people and injuring more than 450. The incident followed unexpected detonations of pagers the previous day, adding to the already strained relationship between Israel and Lebanon. The sudden detonation sparked chaos among thousands, who frantically sought refuge in surrounding structures.Soon…

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Walkie-talkies in Lebanon blasts were made at least a decade ago – Times of India

Japan’s Icom Inc, whose brand appears on walkie-talkies that exploded in Lebanon, said it discontinued production a decade ago of the model photographed in the attacks and is still investigating the situation.Icom exported its IC-V82 two-way radio to regions including the Middle East until October 2014, when it stopped making the devices, the Osaka-based company…

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What is a walkie-talkie? Device linked to round 2 of fatal explosions in Lebanon – Times of India

A walkie-talkie is a portable two-way radio that allows users to communicate wirelessly over short distances. These devices operate on specific radio frequencies and are used in various sectors like emergency services, construction, and military operations. They are known for their simplicity, allowing users to both transmit and receive messages using a single channel.Invented in…

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Taiwan’s Gold Apollo accused of making pagers used by Hezbollah in Lebanon blasts: “We may not be a large company but …” – Times of India

A Taiwanese pager manufacturer, Gold Apollo, has denied producing the devices used in deadly explosions in Lebanon on Tuesday, September 17. The company said that the pagers, which were used by Hezbollah members and caused the deaths of twelve people, as per latest reports, and injuries to thousands, were made by a licensee using its…

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3 grams explosives in 5,000 pagers: How Israel carried out covert strike on Hezbollah – Times of India

Nearly three grams of explosive were found in over 5000 pagers planted by Mossad that went ‘undetected’ by Hezbollah for months leading to simultaneous explosions across Lebanon leaving over 11 dead and more 3000 injured. Being the “biggest security breach” that Hezbollah has had in decades, the Iran-backed group vowed to retaliate against Israel. “We…

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How Israel’s Mossad turned everyday pagers into deadly weapons against Hezbollah – Times of India

Thousands of modified pagers turned into instruments of destruction in a deadly attack against Hezbollah on Tuesday. Israeli operatives had embedded explosives in these pagers, which were originally intended for Hezbollah’s communication network. When the devices received a seemingly routine message, they detonated, causing the deaths of at least nine people and injuring over 2,800…

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