How intelligence agencies are turning everyday objects into weapons

Lebanon Pager Blast: The pager blasts and walkie-talkie explosions in Lebanon are being discussed all over the world. The pagers that Hezbollah fighters in Lebanon thought were safe, became the cause of their death. When thousands of pagers exploded simultaneously across the country, people came to know that these pagers were filled with explosives. It is believed that Israeli intelligence agencies are the real culprits for this attack, because Hezbollah and Israel have been attacking each other for a long time. Experts say that this is not the first time that an everyday object has been used as a weapon, many such cases have come to light before this.

Former British intelligence officer Philip Ingram has revealed in a conversation with The Sun how intelligence agencies turn everyday objects into weapons. He said that in our time we have seen toys equipped with explosives. Apart from this, we have seen umbrellas with poisonous bullets on the streets of London. He said that such weapons are not new in war. Intelligence agencies target their enemies in this way.

How does the Israeli agency work?
Israeli agencies are known for such operations in Palestine. In 1996, Israel killed Hamas’ Yahya Ayyash with a bomb-trap device. At that time, Israel’s intelligence agency Shin Bet had delivered a Motorola cellphone to Yahya Ayyash, which exploded and killed him. There was 50 grams of explosives inside the phone, which exploded when Yahya picked up the call. Similarly, in 2008, Israel blew up Hezbollah’s Imad Mughnih by placing explosives in the headrest of his seat.

America’s ‘heart attack gun’
American agencies are also quite famous in the case of secret murders. In the year 1975, the American agency CIA had a weapon which did not leave any trace after committing a murder. After death due to this device, the cause of death in the investigation report was heart attack, whereas the person was murdered.

kiss of death lipstick
Apart from this, the Kiss of Death lipstick was also in the news at one time. In 1965, America caught a KJB agent carrying a lipstick tube at a checkpoint in West Berlin. This lipstick tube was actually a gun. This device was fitted with a lipstick tube. This is why this device was named ‘Kiss of Death’. This device from the Cold War era has been kept in the Spy Museum in Washington DC.

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