The Situation Is Getting Hotter, Two Explosions Occurred In Beirut Lebanon

ILLUSTRATION OF UNSPLASH/rashid kreiss/Beirut Lebanon

JAKARTA - Two explosions occurred on the outskirts of Beirut, Lebanon. There have been no reports of the cause of the explosion.

Reuters journalists heard firsthand the explosion, Wednesday, September 18. It was not clear what caused the explosion, but the explosion came a day after the pager used by the Hezbollah armed group exploded throughout Lebanon.

The situation is heating up after the explosion of thousands of pagers that killed 12 people in Lebanon.

Lebanon's Hezbollah responded to the terror explosion of the pager by attacking Israeli artillery positions with rockets in cross-border attacks.

Reported by Reuters, Wednesday, September 18, Hezbollah and the Lebanese government accused Israel of being responsible for the explosion of hundreds of pagers. Israel has not commented on this incident.

The explosion of thousands of pagers and information on the presence of thousands of pagers who were fitted with materials were considered a failure against the Hezbollah group counterintelligence, Lebonon, while on the other hand showed Israeli intelligence capabilities infiltrated its enemy.

The Israeli spy agency Mossad is said to have planted explosives on 5,000 pagers ordered by Hezbollah. About 3,000 pagers exploded on Tuesday, September 17.

A wave of explosions rocked southern Lebanon, the southern suburbs of Beirut known as Dahiyeh and the eastern Bekaa Valley, all of which were Hezbollah's strongholds.