9 years ago, Mossad had planned the pager attack, this is how it executed this secret mission.

Pager Attack: On September 17, pagers used by Hezbollah fighters suddenly exploded. In this, more than 3000 Hezbollah fighters were injured and many also died. The whole world was shocked after these explosives.

It was said in the reports that Israel was behind these attacks. But Israel has not accepted this yet. Meanwhile, Washington Post has made a big revelation regarding this pager attack.

Mossad had planned

Everyone knows about the war between Israel and Hezbollah. Hezbollah fighters used pagers to communicate among themselves. They used it because it could not be hacked. At the same time, Israel targeted it because most of the fighters keep this device with them. In such a situation, they would have suffered the most loss after the blast.

At the same time, Washington Post had told in its report that the pager operation idea came in 2022. Parts of the plan began implementation more than a year before Hamas’ October 7 attack. Hezbollah had been looking for a hack-proof electronic network since 2015. In such a situation, in 2015, Mossad started sending walkie-talkies to Lebanon. Officials further said that Hezbollah was being encouraged to use walkie-talkies. Israel had made preparations for this.

Hezbollah had ordered pagers in 2023

Hezbollah knew that pagers are not made by countries like Israel and the USA. For this reason he bought Taiwanese-branded Apollo pagers. This company was not even connected to Israel. Officials said the Taiwanese company had no knowledge of the plan.

After this, Hezbollah took the help of a marketing official to purchase the pager. He had taken a license to sell Apollo brand pagers. This deal was made between these two in 2023. It was he who convinced Hezbollah to purchase AR924 pagers. Explosives were hidden in the batteries of these pagers.

Attack was done with coded message

Even many Israeli officials were not aware of the impact of this attack. Israel had taken this decision in view of the increasing threat of Hezbollah. After this, the pager was blasted as soon as a coded message was sent.