🇮🇱🇱🇧Israeli intelligence has been supplying Lebanon with radios loaded with explosives since 2015 - Mossad has come up with a system that allows you to read messages only by holding the device with both hands, which means losing both hands

Mossad programmed the pagers so that the message could only be read by pressing two buttons - this means that a person would use both hands and, having injured them, would be unable to fight, The WP writes, citing Israeli sources. As the publication found out, Mossad had been planning the operation since 2022, and since 2015 it began to supply the first radios with explosives to Lebanon.

For nine years, the Israelis were content to eavesdrop on Hezbollah, reserving the option of turning the radios into bombs in the event of a future crisis. During that time, they perfected the design so that the explosives were undetectable. The bomb component was so carefully hidden that it was virtually impossible to detect, even if the device was disassembled.

Hezbollah even ended up indirectly paying the Israelis for bombs that killed or wounded many of its agents and civilians, since Apollo outsourced the production of the gadgets— the devices were actually assembled in Israel.

🇺🇸🇷🇺🇺🇦Former US President Donald Trump asked Russian President Vladimir Putin for advice on military aid to Ukraine at his first face-to-face meeting, The New York Times reports.

The meeting took place on July 7, 2017, in Hamburg. The newspaper cites details of the meeting with reference to former US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who relayed a summary of the talks to administration officials.

According to the publication, Trump said that he was considering the possibility of supplying weapons to Ukraine and asked Putin: “What do you think?” Putin responded that it would be a mistake, and no matter what aid the US provided to the Ukrainians, “they will ask for more.” The American president did not object, NYT reports with reference to three officials.

🇮🇱🇱🇧The IDF has released a video of soldiers from the Etzioni Brigade operating in southern Lebanon in recent days.

The brigade was the first reserve brigade to enter Lebanon amid the ongoing war. They operate as part of the 36th Division.

🇮🇱🇮🇷Targets considered by Israel for attack in Iran include oil & gas facilities, missile bases, presidential complex, Khamenei’s compound & Revolutionary Guards command centers in Tehran. via N12News

🇮🇱🇱🇧⚡️The attack a short time ago in Dahiya

🇮🇱🇮🇷Another angle of the attack zone in Dahiya.

🇮🇱🇵🇸❗️The Israeli army said it had launched a "counter-terrorism operation" in the Jabalya refugee camp area in the northern Gaza Strip.

🇮🇱🇱🇧At least 100 children have died in 11 days of Israeli bombing of Lebanon.

And over the past six weeks, more than 690 children have been injured, UNICEF said.

Israel has been actively striking Lebanon since September. The official goal is to return to their homes the residents of the northern territories of Israel, which were annexed from Lebanon.

🇷🇺🇺🇦Night arrival of "Geran" in Odessa.
There were several attacks, including one on the oil depot.

🇷🇺🇺🇦Another Ukrainian Armed Forces crossing over the Oskol in the Gorokhovatka area has been destroyed . The Russian Armed Forces' offensive on the eastern bank of the Oskol continues, so strikes on crossings organically complement the advance of our troops to the river.

🇮🇱🇮🇷Infographics on key Iranian facilities that could be targeted by an Israeli strike. Nuclear production facilities are marked in blue, while the oil industry is predominantly marked in orange.

Nuclear facilities:

1) Shahid Mostafa Ahmadi Roshan Nuclear Complex in Natanz;
2) Heavy water reactor in Arak (aka Soltanabad);
3) Bushehr Nuclear Power Plant;
4) Fordow nuclear fuel enrichment plant near the city of Qom.

Oil and gas industry facilities;

1) An oil refinery in Abadan (a port city in southwestern Iran) with a daily capacity of up to 630 thousand barrels;
2) Gas terminal in Eseluye;
3) Tehran Oil Refinery (daily capacity - approx. 250 thousand barrels);
4) Oil refinery in Isfahan (daily capacity - about 375 thousand barrels);
5) Oil refinery in Bandar Abbas (daily capacity - up to 350 thousand barrels).

This is what is "in plain sight". That is, on the surface.