What is known about the explosion of Hezbollah radios in Beirut?

Hezbollah knew there was a problem, with its security network threatened by Israeli infiltrate.

But he had no idea he had reached this point: thousands of militants injured by the explosion beeperTheir (radio communications) flared from a distance, also hit the Iranian ambassador to Beirut and some members in Syria, demonstrating how everyone believed in recently delivered radios.

According to Lebanese sources, they had bought them a few months earlier.

Israel has long been conducting a systematic campaign to eliminate Shiite militia officers.

And some of the top leaders, like Fuad Schook, were killed because communications were hackerd.

The movement had recommended that mobile phones no longer be used, and it had also demanded maximum care in using electronic material for fear of leaving traces that would then be exploited by opposing intelligence.

And, according to Arab media, they spread out. beeper To facilitate contact.

If the reconstruction of these hours' events is true, it means that Mossad has discovered the equipment supplier and somehow turned them into bombs.

Before the surrender? Out of the country? Or when they arrived at Beirut?

The Wall Street Journal reported the testimony of a warrior whose device began to overheat, perhaps because of a <x0 cybervirus”.

Al Jazeera speculates (as a scenario) that the equipment came from Iran, which would lead people to think that the Israelites acted within the Islamic Republic. It would be an even more deadly blow, even in the propaganda plan.

Qatar television is also convinced that it had the role of “a third country”, necessary to sabotage “maker”.

After the first phase (more complex) was completed, it went into the mass attack, with serious consequences. Including the scenario of a general conflict. While the faction, not excluding the possibility of further surprises, will be forced to find alternatives to face urgency.

Some observers linked Mossad's operation to news reports that had appeared just hours earlier.

Shin Bet, the interior services, announced they had prevented an attack against a former senior defence official, possibly General Kochawi, who would have been hit by the explosion of a mine, also caused by distance.

The project is attributed to Hezbollah, who had tested modus operandi September of a year ago with one modus operandi similar. But perhaps the discovery, besides underlining the threat, is part of the psychological struggle in a conflict where everything happens.

In the past, the Israelis and pro-airian guerrillas engaged in a duel focusing on communication and spying devices.

IDF special forces have often protected sensors and small cameras located on Lebanese territory with explosive cargo. In other cases they modified the fears of “sent” to Hezbollah and then triggered their explosion.

On the other hand, the militia created a unit with the task of entering the enemy's telephone network.

Today's event recalls other episodes, occurring in the '70s and '90s.

Mossad also killed a Palestinian leader in Paris, turning his home phone into a trap. They filled it with plastic, then broadcast the crucial impulse when the target answered a call.

An attack on revenge for the massacre at Munich Olympics. Even more sophisticated is the murder of Yahya Ayyash, responsible for numerous suicide attacks and bombers.

In January 1996, Shin Bet managed to insert a microcharge into his cell with the cooperation of a “assistant”.

Taken from “Cerree della Sera”, adapted for “-Albanian Post”.