Several regions of Lebanon, including the capital Beirut, have recorded new explosions of communications equipment on Wednesday. Lebanese authorities and Hezbollah have denounced Tuesday’s explosions as the work of Israel and have assured that there will be a response.
Several regions of Lebanon, including the capital Beirut, have registered new cases this Wednesday explosions of communications equipment just like It happened the day beforewhen at least 12 people were killed and about 2,800 injured by beeper explosions.
This has been confirmed by the Al Manar television network, affiliated with the Lebanese Shiite militia party Hezbollah, against whom this new attack appears to be directed.
Lebanese authorities and Hezbollah have denounced Tuesday’s explosions as the work of Israel and have assured that there will be an answeralthough the Israeli government has yet to comment on the matter, as it has done on previous occasions regarding attacks in Syria, Iran and Lebanon itself.
In addition, Hezbollah this Wednesday a launching projectiles against northern IsraelIn the first action since an operation attributed to the Zionist state the day before, thousands of pagers exploded.
“Islamic resistance fighters bombed Israeli enemy artillery bunkers Neve Ziv with a barrage of rockets,” Hezbollah, which carried out its latest action against Israel early Tuesday afternoon, announced in a statement.
The Shiite group has promised a corresponding response against the Zionist state, which has not yet happened.
The chain explosions came after Israeli authorities in recent days again sharpened their rhetoric against Lebanon and raised the possibility of launching an open war against the Shiite movement.
The sides have been locked in intense crossfire since October last year, in the worst clashes since the war they fought in 2006.
Source: EITB
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