Unprecedented Explosion of 10-Year-Old Radios in Israel Raises Concerns of Evil Plot
A shocking series of explosions has rocked Lebanon, with radios and even solar energy systems erupting in blasts that have left over 3,200 people injured and 32 dead in just two days. The explosions, which occurred near the Israeli border and in Beirut, have caused widespread panic and chaos in the country.
Reports indicate that the radios that exploded were manufactured by the Japanese company ICOM, with the words ‘Made in Japan’ clearly visible on the devices. However, ICOM has stated that they stopped producing the radios that exploded in Lebanon a decade ago and denied any involvement in the incidents.
In a surprising twist, the American newspaper New York Times has revealed that BAC Consulting, the Hungarian company that allegedly manufactured the pagers that exploded on Tuesday, is actually a front company for Mossad, Israel’s foreign intelligence agency. The Times reported that Mossad established multiple front companies to disguise the fact that they were supplying the pagers to Hezbollah members in Lebanon.
The explosions have prompted the United Nations Security Council to convene a special session tomorrow to address the situation in Lebanon. UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Turk has condemned the attacks, stating that targeting thousands of people with explosive devices is a clear violation of international human rights law.
As Lebanon grapples with the aftermath of these devastating explosions, questions remain about who is behind the attacks and what their motivations may be. The country is left in a state of fear and uncertainty as authorities work to uncover the truth behind this tragic series of events.
