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Unmasking the Trojan Pager: Israeli Intelligence Allegedly Behind Exploding Devices in Lebanon
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Becky Griffin
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Explosive Hezbollah Devices Spark Panic in Lebanon
A series of attacks involving thousands of Hezbollah-issued hand-held radios have caused panic in Lebanon, with dozens killed and thousands injured. Concerns over mobile devices and everyday appliances have arisen, leading to safety anxieties and heightened vigilance.
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Hezbollah Chief Denounces Israeli Attacks as Warplane Sonic Booms Rattle Beirut
Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah denounced deadly Israeli attacks that targeted Hezbollah communications equipment, expressing concern over the impact on the healthcare system and accusing Israel of committing war crimes.
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Deadly Exchange: Israel and Hezbollah Engage in Intense Cross-Border Strikes
Tensions escalated between Israel and Hezbollah as the Israeli Defense Forces targeted over 100 Hezbollah facilities in Lebanon, while Hezbollah accused Israel of starting a war following deadly explosions earlier in the week.
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Israeli Attack on Hezbollah Members via Pagers Sparks Concerns of Regional War
An attack targeting Hezbollah members through their pagers has raised concerns about an imminent regional conflict in the Middle East. The attack, attributed to Israel, led to fatalities and injuries, prompting US confirmation of Israeli involvement.
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Japanese Radio Manufacturer Denies Involvement in Lebanon Blasts
A Japanese telecommunications manufacturer, Icom, has denied involvement in a series of blasts in Lebanon that involved walkie-talkies reportedly used by Hezbollah.
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