Recently, devices belonging to Hezbollah terrorists began exploding again in Lebanon, causing mass panic among the population.
This was reported by the Alexey Zheleznov Telegram channel.
According to local sources, not only walkie-talkies but also fingerprint scanners, solar panels and other household appliances exploded. The explosions occurred in several parts of the country, including Sidon and southern Lebanon, as well as in the village of Sakhmar in the Bekaa, where at least three deaths were reported.
The media write that Hezbollah terrorists are now perceived as “lepers”: anyone who is near them is at risk of falling victim to another explosion. To date, hundreds of people have already been injured as a result of the explosions.
It is noted that the equipment brought into Lebanon may be packed with explosives. Palestinian Arabs have reported explosions in televisions, laptops and other household devices, raising fear among the population.
Local and international sources say that these are terrorist acts of a new scale aimed at undermining Hezbollah’s infrastructure. The explosions even affected solar power plants owned by the terrorist group, which is a major blow to its capabilities.
Earlier, Kursor reported that radios belonging to Hezbollah terrorists were blown up in a new operation in Lebanon.
Thousands of walkie-talkie radios purchased by Hezbollah about five months ago have exploded, according to media reports.
