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Are Israel, Hezbollah heading for a war? What Japanese firm said on walkie-talkie blasts

  • A Japanese communication equipment maker stated that walkie-talkies that exploded in Lebanon may be a discontinued model it sold with modified batteries.
  • Enomoto noted that images of the devices show explosion damage, suggesting power packs were replaced with modified ones.
  • While ICOM has business units in Europe, the company is uncertain about how the products reached the Middle East.
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The IndependentThe Independent

Japan company denies making Hezbollah walkie-talkies that exploded in Lebanon

Hezbollah’s hand-held radios detonated in second attack killing 20 after 12 died in pager explosions day before

·London, United Kingdom
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Hindustan TimesHindustan Times

Are Israel, Hezbollah heading for a war? What Japanese firm said on walkie-talkie blasts

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is scheduled to address the nation later on Thursday. Israel’s defence minister announced a “new phase” of the conflict.

·New Delhi, India
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The Straits TimesThe Straits Times

Japanese company denies making Hezbollah's exploding walkie-talkies

OSAKA - The Japanese maker of the brand of walkie-talkies linked to explosions targeting the Hezbollah armed group that killed 25 people in Lebanon and injured hundreds of others said it could not have made the exploding devices. Read more at straitstimes.com.

·Singapore
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Japan TodayJapan Today

Exploding walkie-talkies in Lebanon may have been made by Japanese firm

A Japanese communication equipment maker said Thursday that walkie-talkies which simultaneously exploded in Lebanon the previous day may have been a discontinued model it formerly sold, but with modified batteries. Osaka-based Icom Inc said it is investigating details including its overseas distribution network, after the walkie-talkies detonated in and around…

·Sakado, Japan
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IFP NewsIFP News

Japanese Company Dismisses Making Exploding Walkie-talkies: Report - Iran Front Page

The Japanese maker of the brand of walkie-talkies linked to the recent deadly explosions in Lebanon, announced it could not have made the exploding devices. 20 people were killed and thousands injured in the pager blasts.

·Iran, Islamic Republic of
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The New ArabThe New Arab

Japanese company denies making Hezbollah's exploding device

The Japanese maker of the brand of walkie-talkies linked to explosions targeting the Hezbollah armed group that killed 25 people in Lebanon and injured hundreds of others said it could not have made the exploding devices. "There's no way a bomb could have been integrated into one of our devices during manufacturing. The process is highly automated and fast-paced, so there's no time for such things," Yoshiki Enomoto, a director at ICOM, told Reut…

·London, United Kingdom
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