Hezbollah fighters among thousands injured in Lebanon pager attack

   Source: Channel 4 News Sep 19, 2024 No Comments


A coordinated attack in Lebanon where pagers, commonly used by Hezbollah operatives, exploded across the country.

The footage shows one man being injured after his pager detonated. Many other explosions followed, with injuries reported in public areas such as shops, hospitals, and on the road. This attack appears to be highly targeted and technical, likely directed at Hezbollah members.

Israel is suspected to be behind the attack, but there has been no official confirmation. The explosions caused widespread panic, leading to chaos in Beirut and other regions.

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