'Walkie-talkies' explode across Lebanon in second day of blasts against Hezbollah targets
- An unprecedented pager attack, allegedly by Israel, killed a dozen people and injured nearly 3,000, escalating tensions with Hezbollah, according to military analysts.
- A second wave of explosions, involving walkie-talkies, left nine dead and over 300 wounded in Lebanon, increasing the total casualties to 21 dead and 3,100 injured.
- Hezbollah has launched an investigation into the attacks, viewed as a serious security breach, while military experts describe them as an unprecedented cyber-attack.
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