Times Now By Arkaprovo Roy
Lebanon was reportedly hit by Israeli airstrikes, with social media theories speculating on the nature of the explosions, though the authenticity of the footage remains unverified. Israel’s military conducted extensive airstrikes in southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah missile launchers, with Hezbollah announcing the death of prominent commander Ahmed Wahbi in the strikes. These events are part of escalating tensions between Hezbollah and Israel, as Hezbollah supports Hamas in the ongoing Gaza conflict.
Lebanon was reportedly hit by another Israeli airstrike, with visible shockwaves resembling those seen in explosions targeting ammunition depots. The footage sparked social media theories claiming Israel had “used a nuclear weapon on Lebanon.” However, Times Now cannot independently verify the authenticity of the videos or the claims.
Visible shockwave from an airstrike in Lebanon. Similar to those we’ve seen in Ukraine/russia and other areas of the Middle East when ammo/munition depots are struck. pic.twitter.com/e1Rs93xHwO
— Aurora Intel (@AuroraIntel) September 21, 2024
One user tried explaining what was happening in the video. They wrote, “Thermobaric explosions also give off a shock wave like that. Russia has used some impressive ones in Bakhmut and surrounding territories.”
Did Israel just NUKE Lebanon? pic.twitter.com/hyKvkcpNmg
— Stew Peters (@realstewpeters) September 21, 2024
Another user also took a different approach to the incident show in the video. They explained, “The amount of energy released vertically than horizontally is pretty interesting though.”
Did Israel just NUKE Lebanon? pic.twitter.com/hyKvkcpNmg
— Stew Peters (@realstewpeters) September 21, 2024
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