“Expert: Blowing up Hezbollah’s pagers is one of Israel’s steps to the Third War with Lebanon Israel conducted an operation to blow up Hezbollah’s pagers and walkie-talkies, which is a stage of preparation for the Third Lebanon War. The expert believes that Israel made a strategic decision to start a full-scale conflict with Lebanon.”, — write on: unn.ua
There are several nuances, first of all, Israel has not taken responsibility, although everyone understands that it is him. But there were no government statements, so we can indirectly say that it was Israel
Ihor Semivolos answered the question of what this operation was aimed at:
“It was aimed at creating chaos, uncertainty, anxiety in the middle of Lebanon and the Hezbollah network. It was also aimed at destroying communication, I think even communication is more important in this case, because they used pagers and walkie-talkies to avoid interception from on the part of Israel. All these actions of Israel are aimed at preparing for the Lebanon war. That is, Israel has made a strategic decision to start the Third Lebanon War.”
According to him, it can be clearly observed that there is a redeployment of troops to the north of Israel and active strikes by the Israeli air force on the bases. Hezbollah in southern Lebanon.
“From this point of view, it is obvious that this operation was one of the stages before the start of a full-scale war with Lebanon,” Semivolos emphasized.
We will remind
On September 17, dozens of members of the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah, including fighters and medics, were seriously injured when the pagers they use to communicate were blown up almost simultaneously.
Earlier, Reuters wrote that the explosives in the pagers were planted by the Israeli spy agency Mossad. Hezbollah imported them from Europe several months before the explosions.
Subsequently, on September 18, a new series of explosions occurred in Lebanon – Hezbollah radio stations were detonated. The explosions took place in the south of the country and in the suburbs of Beirut, one of them occurred near the funeral of the victims of the previous explosions.
At least 20 people have been killed and more than 450 injured in a second wave of wireless explosions in Lebanon.