How the Hezbollah exploding device attacks unfolded

More than 20 people, including at some children, have been killed after pagers and walkie talkies exploded, Lebanon says.

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Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon was among 2,800 of people who were wounded by the simultaneous blasts in Beirut and several other regions.

Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran, said the pagers belonged “to employees of various Hezbollah units and institutions” and confirmed the deaths of eight fighters.

The group blamed Israel for what it called “this criminal aggression” and vowed that it would get “just retribution”.

The Israeli military declined to comment.

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