Hezbollah pager explosions caused by high explosive PETN planted by Israel’s Mossad: report
Mossad agents reportedly placed Pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN), a highly explosive material, inside the batteries of the pagers, sources told Sky News Arabia, according to a translation from the Times of Israel. The devices were then detonated by an external signal that caused the batteries inside to overheat, the sources added.
From shell companies to explosive pagers: How Israel's Mossad executed its two-year plan against Hezbollah
Citing a Lebanese security source, Reuters stated that the explosives were planted inside the compact communication devices, allegedly by Mossad—Israel's spy agency. Israel, however, has not responded to Lebanon's claims so far.
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Steinberg said that the attack itself will have offered Israel and Western intelligence agencies highly valuable information about Hezbollah's internal operations. That includes the Israeli ...
U.N. peacekeepers in Lebanon urged immediate de-escalation as hostilities rumbled on at the Lebanese-Israeli border on Friday ...
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