New ’Israeli’ Espionage Device Detonated South Lebanon

Local Editor

In a new violation to the Lebanese sovereignty, an "Israeli" drone remotely detonated on Friday a spy device the Lebanese Resistance had discovered in the southern coastal town of Adloun.

The Lebanese army for its part neutralized another "Israeli" espionage device in the area.

The "Israeli" spy device was discovered by the Lebanese army and it was detonated by an Israeli drone that is still hovering over the area.

This comes as a resistance fighter was martyred as he was trying to dismantle the apparatus.

Later in the day, the army issued a statement confirming that "an intelligence directorate patrol found a suspicious object in the vicinity of the town of Adloun."

"As preparations were underway to inspect it, the "Israeli" enemy detonated it remotely, which resulted in the death of a civilian who was near the location," the army added.

It is not the first time that such a device has been discovered in southern Lebanon. Similar espionage apparatuses had been detonated in December 2011 and July 2012.

The devices had also been placed on the resistance's military telecom network.

Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team