Israel officially denies any involvement in the explosions of communications devices in Lebanon. However, foreign media, citing anonymous sources, publish new intriguing details of this operation, which quickly become known in local publications and arouse interest among the Israeli audience.
This was reported by the news portal “KAN”.
The explosive-laden pager package cost Hezbollah a considerable sum of 1.6 million euros, which it paid to the Hungarian company BAC. Israeli journalists note wryly: “There are no gifts… It is not known whether they have already submitted a request for reimbursement.”
The money received is believed to have been transferred to the Mossad, as the company BAC, registered in Budapest, was created by Israeli intelligence agents specifically to conduct transactions with Hezbollah. This information is confirmed by anonymous sources.
Previously, Kursor wrote that Israeli military observer Yigal Levin offered an interesting version of how thousands of Hezbollah militants’ pagers could fly simultaneously. In an interview, he noted that there was a possibility that Israeli hackers could hack these devices, which were allegedly equipped with explosive mechanisms.
These mechanisms could have been installed by Hezbollah itself so that militants could be blown up if captured.
In addition, Cursor has already reported that new details about the pager explosions in Lebanon indicate that, according to an anonymous US source, Israel notified the United States of the operation once it was completed.
