The number of victims of explosions of pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon has become known

On September 17 and 18, serious explosions occurred in Lebanon, resulting in the death of at least 37 people. The first explosions took place on September 17, when 12 people were killed by exploding pagers, and the next day portable walkie-talkies exploded, killing 25 more, The National reported, citing data from the Lebanese Ministry of Health.

All the dead were members of the Hezbollah movement. These explosions also caused numerous injuries — about 2,750 people were injured, including many seriously.

According to reports, Israel may be behind the explosions. This provoked a sharp reaction from Hezbollah, which blamed Israel for the attacks and vowed to take revenge.