Brits told to flee Lebanon NOW as Hezbollah pager blasts spark fears of all-out war with Israel launching airstrikes --[Reported by Umva mag]

BRITAIN is calling on its citizens to immediately leave Lebanon as tensions in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah continue to rise. Foreign Secretary David Lammy warned the situation could “deteriorate rapidly” and urged Brits to leave while they still can. Foreign Secretary David Lammy has urged Brits to leave Lebanon immediately Smoke billows from the site of an Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon today X / @sentdefenderIsraeli warplanes blast Hezbollah targets overnight[/caption] AFPThe scene of a reported device explosion in Saida, southern Lebanon, this week[/caption] It comes after 37 people were killed and over 3,000 injured in remote-controlled device explosions across Lebanon this week. Israeli Mossad spies twice surprised terror group Hezbollah by hiding explosives inside their pagers and walkie-talkies and setting them off. Hezbollah and Iran have vowed to seek revenge and the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) launched airstrikes above southern Lebanon today as tensions soar. Mr Lammy tweeted today: “My message to British nationals in Lebanon is leave while commercial options remain. “Tensions are high and the situation could deteriorate rapidly.” The Foreign Office has advised against all travel to Lebanon since October last year when the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas exploded. The IDF said their attacks today are intended to “degrade Hezbollah’s terrorist capabilities and infrastructure”. At least 60,000 Israelis have been evacuated from northern Israel amid almost-daily attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon over the border. Israel has vowed to return them to their homes as it marked a “new phase of war” and shifted hordes of troops north yesterday. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has threatened a “crushing response” against Israel for the hack attacks this week. Lebanese security forces claim Israeli spooks planted explosives inside thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah, months before the blitz. Top brass inside the militant group had ordered its fighters to swap phones for pagers in a failed move to keep Israel from tracking them. Mossad reportedly intercepted the devices on the supply route and packed them with the explosive PETN. After the initial wave of pager blasts on Tuesday, other devices including walkie-talkies, fingerprint scanners, home solar systems and radios also exploded in Lebanon on Wednesday. Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah hit out against Israel in a speech today, saying the “enemy” had crossed “all limits, rules and red lines” in a “massacre”. He dubbed it a “declaration of war”. The IDF hit seven targets in Lebanon today with sonic booms heard blasting out over the war-torn region. Warplanes fired on settlements in southern Lebanon overnight and heavy artillery also shot across the northern border. AFPAn IDF strike on border area of Alman al-Shumariyah in Lebanon today[/caption] One of the pagers exploding in a shop in Lebanon

BRITAIN is calling on its citizens to immediately leave Lebanon as tensions in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah continue to rise.

Foreign Secretary David Lammy warned the situation could “deteriorate rapidly” and urged Brits to leave while they still can.

X / @sentdefender

Israeli warplanes blast Hezbollah targets overnight[/caption]

AFP

The scene of a reported device explosion in Saida, southern Lebanon, this week[/caption]

It comes after 37 people were killed and over 3,000 injured in remote-controlled device explosions across Lebanon this week.

Israeli Mossad spies twice surprised terror group Hezbollah by hiding explosives inside their pagers and walkie-talkies and setting them off.

Hezbollah and Iran have vowed to seek revenge and the Israel Defence Forces (IDF) launched airstrikes above southern Lebanon today as tensions soar.

Mr Lammy tweeted today: “My message to British nationals in Lebanon is leave while commercial options remain.

“Tensions are high and the situation could deteriorate rapidly.”

The Foreign Office has advised against all travel to Lebanon since October last year when the war in Gaza between Israel and Hamas exploded.

The IDF said their attacks today are intended to “degrade Hezbollah’s terrorist capabilities and infrastructure”.

At least 60,000 Israelis have been evacuated from northern Israel amid almost-daily attacks from Hezbollah in Lebanon over the border.

Israel has vowed to return them to their homes as it marked a “new phase of war” and shifted hordes of troops north yesterday.

Iran’s Revolutionary Guard has threatened a “crushing response” against Israel for the hack attacks this week.

Lebanese security forces claim Israeli spooks planted explosives inside thousands of pagers used by Hezbollah, months before the blitz.

Top brass inside the militant group had ordered its fighters to swap phones for pagers in a failed move to keep Israel from tracking them.

Mossad reportedly intercepted the devices on the supply route and packed them with the explosive PETN.

After the initial wave of pager blasts on Tuesday, other devices including walkie-talkies, fingerprint scanners, home solar systems and radios also exploded in Lebanon on Wednesday.

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah hit out against Israel in a speech today, saying the “enemy” had crossed “all limits, rules and red lines” in a “massacre”.

He dubbed it a “declaration of war”.

The IDF hit seven targets in Lebanon today with sonic booms heard blasting out over the war-torn region.

Warplanes fired on settlements in southern Lebanon overnight and heavy artillery also shot across the northern border.

AFP

An IDF strike on border area of Alman al-Shumariyah in Lebanon today[/caption]

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