The pagers used in the Israeli terrorist operation in Lebanon. A new pager is shown next to one that has exploded. Photo: X/@TimesAlgebraIND.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel expressed solidarity with the victims of massive cyberattacks perpetrated by “Israel” using electronic communication devices in Lebanon, which, according to preliminary figures, killed at least 20 people.
“The terrible Israeli massacre, now in Lebanon, is evidence of the impunity of Zionism today,” wrote the Cuban president on his social media accounts on Wednesday, September 18. “The silence of its allies is another example of complicity and cowardice. Our solidarity with the victims and the Lebanese people, and an absolute repudiation of this outrage.”
La terrible masacre israelí, ahora en el Líbano, es evidencia de la impunidad del sionismo en la actualidad. El silencio de sus aliados es otra muestra de complicidad y cobardía.
Nuestra solidaridad con las víctimas y el pueblo libanés, y el repudio absoluto a este atropello pic.twitter.com/h0SZWXdFyZ
— Miguel Díaz-Canel Bermúdez (@DiazCanelB) September 18, 2024
On September 17 and 18, mass explosions of electronic communication devices, including pagers, walkie-talkies, mobile phones, laptops, radios, and even building intercoms occurred in different areas of Lebanon, a terrorist act that the Lebanese government attributed to a cyberattack by the Israelis.
Hezbollah also blamed Tel Aviv for the beeper explosions. Members of the Lebanese militia use these devices instead of mobile phones to avoid being tracked.
Lebanon Hit by Second Wave of Israeli Terror Attack as New Explosions Rock Nation
Fourteen people, including two children and several health workers, were killed in the initial attack carried out through pagers in Lebanon on September 17, while 450 were injured, the country’s health ministry’s emergency center reported on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, September 18, a second wave of explosions hit Beirut and other towns across the country, with explosions reportedly occurring through a variety of devices in apartments, houses, and vehicles, leaving at least nine dead and more than 300 injured.
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Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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