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Pagers and walkie-talkies over cellphones – a security expert explains why Hezbollah went low-tech for communications

Electronic pagers across Lebanon exploded simultaneously on Sept. 17, 2024, killing 12 and wounding more than 2,700. The following day, another wave of explosions in the country came from detonating walkie-talkies. The attacks appeared to target members of the militant group Hezbollah.

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Lebanon Ministry: Exploded Walkie-Talkies Were Discontinued Model

Unauthorized ICOM walkie-talkies explosion in Lebanon raises safety concerns about counterfeit devices.

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Lebanon Walkie-Talkie Explosions: Death Toll Rises To 20

Tragedy strikes Lebanon with walkie-talkie explosions, prompting emergency response and international aid for recovery.

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Morning Mail: new Lebanon attack targets walkie-talkies, real estate ‘price gouging’ fears, Fed cuts rates

A new round of blasts has killed at least 14 and wounded hundreds

The Guardian - AU

Israel Prepares For Possible War With Lebanon

Israel prepares for potential conflict with Hezbollah as tensions rise, raising concerns about the impact on civilian populations and regional stability.

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Motorola wrongly accused of manufacturing Hezbollah pagers

Some on X are calling it the ‘Israeli Motorola massacre,’ blaming Motorola for manufacturing the deadly Hezbollah pagers that exploded in Lebanon. For years, the American mobile company has faced boycotts, accused of supplying the Israeli army with communication and bomb equipment devices. We tell you more in this edition…

France 24

A war with Hezbollah may be looming. Is Israel prepared?

Exploding devices in Lebanon and escalating rhetoric from Israel's leaders have raised the specter of all-out war between Israel and Hezbollah

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Deadly Explosions In Lebanon Blamed On Israel

Lebanon faces deadly attacks linked to Israel, causing casualties and escalating tensions in the region.

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Israel’s double-punch humiliation of Hezbollah is a dance on the edge of an abyss

Tactical daring keeps Netanyahu on the front foot but risks lurch into full-blown war

The Guardian - UK

Pager and walkie-talkie attacks on Hezbollah were audacious and carefully planned

Israel is widely believed to be behind the operations – but who made the devices, and how did they explode?

The Guardian - UK

14 Dead, 450 Injured In Lebanon Walkie-Talkie Explosions

Tragic walkie-talkie explosions in Lebanon lead to fatalities and injuries, prompting emergency response and global support.

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'New moral low': UK media criticised for Lebanon explosions analysis

THE description of deadly explosions in Lebanon as “a spectacular coup from a thriller” and “like WWII-era MI5 on steroids” by BBC and GB…

The National (Scotland)

The Guardian view on Israel’s booby-trap war: illegal and unacceptable

Editorial: Benjamin Netanyahu’s hold on power depends on his nation being at war. The region is paying a high price

The Guardian - UK

Lebanese Red Cross Responds To Explosions Across The Country

Explosions in Lebanon caused by walkie-talkies trigger a massive rescue operation by the Lebanese Red Cross, resulting in casualties and extensive damage.

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Al Jazeera

‘Civilian objects should not be weaponised’: UN chief on Lebanon blasts

Devices belonging to Hezbollah explode in simultaneous waves, killing more than 20 and wounding hundreds in Lebanon.

The Independent UK

A Hungarian company is linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria

The company linked to the manufacture of the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria is based in a duplex in a quiet neighborhood of the Hungarian capital

The National (Scotland)

Scottish nuclear base staff using pagers adds to fears over 'rotting' Trident fleet

SCOTTISH nuclear bases are supported by 1990s-style pagers such as the ones targeted in a mass attack on Lebanon this week, The National can reveal.

Evening Standard

What is Hezbollah? Group's walkie-talkies detonate across Lebanon, killing nine in fresh attack

Hezbollah officials have been targeted in multiple attacks, with some officials saying Israel’s Mossad intelligence agency was behind them

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France 24

What we know about Lebanon’s exploding devices

One day after hundreds of pagers widely used by Hezbollah simultaneously exploded in Lebanon, two-way radios used by the group detonated on Wednesday in what appeared to be a second wave of sophisticated, deadly attacks. The unprecedented series of explosions killed dozens of people, wounded more than 3,000, and deepened…

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Hungarian Government Denies Manufacturing Links To Lebanon Attack Pagers

Pagers used in Lebanon attack initially linked to Hungary, but actually from Taiwan. Hungarian government clarifies no manufacturing in Hungary.

The National (Scotland)

Nine dead and 300 wounded in fresh wave of explosions across Lebanon

LEBANON'S health ministry has said nine people have been killed and more than 300 were wounded on Wednesday by exploding electronic devices in…

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Israel Conducts Operation In Lebanon, US Unaware Of Details

Israeli officials inform US about joint operation in Lebanon involving exploding pagers, leading to tensions and uncertainty. Lebanese government condemns ...

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Death Toll Rises To Nine In Lebanon Walkie-Talkie Explosions

Lebanon faces escalating violence with recent explosions, resulting in fatalities and injuries. International support and solidarity are crucial during thi...

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UN Chief Urges Restraint Amid Lebanon Explosions

UN Secretary-General expresses concern over recent explosions in Lebanon, urging restraint to prevent escalation.

The Guardian - UK

Bloodied, humiliated and knocked off guard by deadly pager warfare – what will Hezbollah do next?

With thousands injured in a coordinated attack, the Lebanese group is seriously hobbled but under unprecedented pressure to strike back, says Middle East expert Lina Khatib

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