MaroonedinMA
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If one was planning a military operation, it would sure be helpful if the enemy was petrified of comms, wouldn’t it?
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I'm starting to think that this is battle space prep for a much larger operation. If Hezbollah Command and Control is severely degraded, it works in Israel's favor.
They still have their old equipment, and can get new equipment from trusted sources. This is likely a hiccup but it's not knocking them into the dark ages (except to the extent they're already there).
That is one of the theories I’ve read. That it was set up as to assist with a broad based attack by Israel against Hezbollah. But they feared it was about to be compromised in the last couple of days. So they just set them off. We’ll see if IDF follows up with anything.I'm starting to think that this is battle space prep for a much larger operation. If Hezbollah Command and Control is severely degraded, it works in Israel's favor.
Christ, if that's what they make pagers and radios do, imagine what they pack in a laptop. Phase 3, maybe
A laptop could take out an entire office, vehicle, etc.Ha, there would be a lot of Jihadis running around with no hands and no D***
that is so Paul Hastings ago….Maybe cars will be accelerating into brick walls.