As Lebanon reels from the attack ... this to be a remote and direct hack that would overload the pager and cause a lithium battery explosion.” Human operatives inside Hezbollah would have ...

The Iranian ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, was among those who had one of the pagers and was injured due to an ...

An curved arrow pointing right. An attack on Hezbollah killed at least eight and left thousands of people across Lebanon injured when pagers unexpectedly detonated over a one-hour period.

It was reported earlier that the Iranian ambassador had been wounded by an electronic pager explosion ... occurred almost simultaneously across Lebanon. The Lebanese Shiite movement Hezbollah ...

It was in the fact that all 5 000 pagers, widely dispersed across Lebanon and nearby countries ... less than a minute before the actual “explode” command to ensure that as many Hezbollah ...

Hezbollah blamed Israel for the attacks, Reuters reported, and said there would be “fair punishment”. Wireless devices carried by Hezbollah operatives and their associates exploded en masse ...

A pager’s message reads “72 Virgins ... with news that walkie-talkies wired to explode had killed at least 25 in Lebanon. “No more walkie. No more talkie,” wrote David Hazony, director ...

The explosions in Lebanon were far from random ... it is unlikely that they would be able to create an explosion just by pushing code. Devices like pagers, on the other hand, have larger ...

Lebanon's Health Minister Firass Abiad ... Those injured were primarily hurt after the explosion of communications tools, pagers, that they were carrying. The number of people that arrived to ...

TASS/. The mass explosion of Hezbollah members’ pagers and other communications devices on Lebanon is more likely to be caused by implanted explosives than a hack, Former NSA (National Security ...

Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bou Habib fears war with Israel due to recent Hezbollah explosions and urges the UN and US for intervention, while the UNGA votes against Israel. By JERUSALEM ...

Hundreds of handheld pagers exploded near simultaneously in parts of Lebanon and Syria on Tuesday ... but I’ve never seen one explode like that. It looks like a small explosive charge ...