Lebanon pager explosion updates: A series of pager explosions in many parts of Lebanon and bordering Syria have caused panic. The sudden explosions have so far claimed the lives of 11 people and injured over 4000 civilians. Some of the injured are in critical condition, which may cause the death toll to rise.
Hackers are likely responsible for these explosions. Hezbollah fighters reportedly use these pagers. Therefore, it is also being claimed that Israel is behind this tragic incident. Hezbollah has held Israel responsible for this attack.
However, Israel has not yet given any reaction to the attack. The attack reportedly occurred at 3:30 pm on Tuesday afternoon. The hospital has admitted all the injured. Authorities have deployed a significant amount of force at the location, conducting searches on the individuals.
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Mossad targets extremists.
According to sources’ reports, Israel’s intelligence agency Mossad targets Lebanese extremists, including Hezbollah. Mossad tampered with pagers five months ago, targeting the extremist organization Hezbollah.
On Tuesday, unexpected explosions erupted in the marketplaces, squares, and homes of Lebanon. The series of explosions continued for about an hour from Lebanon to Syria, causing chaos. This resulted in injuries to children, youth, women, and old people.
After the explosion, Lebanon directly blamed Israel. Lebanon claimed that Israel carried out serial pager blasts against Hezbollah. This is being considered the biggest attack on Hezbollah’s communication system so far.
Panic spread in Lebanon
When explosions suddenly started taking place from pockets in Lebanon and Syria, panic spread. The sound of explosions in homes, vehicles, shops, and markets shook people’s hearts. When people in the market discovered explosions in their pockets, a stampede ensued, resulting in numerous injuries. The limit was reached when the pagers equipped with them began exploding in the hand and pocket itself. So far, 11 people have lost their lives in this incident.
