AnyTV News After pager blasts in Lebanon, now walkie-talkies explode, many injured

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Lebanon Walkie Talkies Blast

Walkie-talkies Blast in Lebanon: After the pager blasts in Lebanon on Tuesday, walkie-talkies have exploded on Wednesday. According to Associated Press journalists present at the scene, several explosions took place on Wednesday at the funeral site of three Hezbollah members and a child. The funeral was being held for those who had died a day earlier due to a pager explosion. One person has died in the walkie-talkie blasts while more than 100 have been injured.

Explosions reported in several areas

Hezbollah’s Al Manar TV has reported explosions in several areas of Lebanon. It is being said that the explosions have taken place in walkie-talkies. After the new incidents of explosions, there is an atmosphere of panic in Lebanon once again. A Hezbollah official, keeping his identity secret, told Associated Press that there have been explosions in the walkie-talkies used by the group and their sound has been heard in Beirut. Lebanese security officials say that the walkie-talkies in which the explosions took place were purchased by Hezbollah along with pagers.

There were explosions in the pager

Let us tell you that, due to this, there were pager blasts in many places in Syria including Lebanon’s capital Beirut on Tuesday. At least nine people including an eight-year-old girl were killed and about 3,000 people were injured in the pager blasts. An American official, on the condition of anonymity, said that Israel had informed the US about this after the operation was over. Hezbollah has blamed Israel for the pager blasts and has threatened to take revenge.

Israel’s warning

On October 7 last year, Israel was attacked by militants of the terrorist organization Hamas. Since then, there has been almost daily firing between Hezbollah and the Israeli army. So far, hundreds of people have been killed in Lebanon in firing and attacks, while dozens of people have also lost their lives in Israel. Thousands of people have also been displaced from both sides of the border. Israeli leaders have issued several warnings in recent weeks, saying that the campaign against Hezbollah in Lebanon could intensify.