The agents spoke with CBS '60 Minutes' in a segment aired Sunday night. They wore masks and spoke with altered voices to hide their identities.
One agent said the operation started 10 years ago using walkie-talkies laden with hidden explosives, which Hezbollah didn't realize it was buying from Israel, its enemy. The walkie-talkies were not detonated until September, a day after booby-trapped pagers were set off.
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MYANMAR JUNTA DIGS ITSELF A DEEPER HOLE
NEARLY four years after the coup in Myanmar in February 2021, the world seems to have forgotten the tragic circumstances within the nation and the unresolved political crisis that has engulfed it. With bigger crises looming across the European theatre, Myanmar seems to have been pushed to the backburner and relegated to a matter of domestic politics.
MAKING WHOLE WITH CHARGE OF HALF A STATE
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Kerala forest dept to discuss objections raised by church and farmers over bill
FACING scathing attack from the farmers, church and political parties over the provisions included in the Forest (Amendment) Bill, 2024, the forest department has decided to discuss the objections with stakeholders before finalising the bill.
Been duped twice by chit fund companies: Majhi
MAKING a startling revelation, Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi on Tuesday admitted that he too was taken in by the chit fund lure and cheated by the ponzi companies twice - in 1990 and again in 2002.
B'luru villagers battle toxic smoke, garbage issues
THOUSANDS of villagers of Nagondanahalli in Hagadur ward, in Mahadevapura assembly segment, are severely impacted by toxic smoke emanating from garbage burnt by unknown persons over the past three months.
Relief to KCR as Telangana HC suspends notice
IN major relief to former chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and former minister T Harish Rao, Justice K Lakshman of the Telangana High Court on Tuesday stayed a decision of the Jayashankar Bhupalpally district court to allow the numbering of a private petition against them.
Lankan govt seized about 558 Indian fishing boats from 2014 to Aug 2024
AMID the unending saga of arrests of Tamil Nadu fishermen by the Sri Lankan Navy, about 365 TN fishing boats worth more than ₹150 crore have been nationalised by the island nation in the last 10 years.
23 deaths in 2024: String of suicides haunt Kerala tribals
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ACB files FIR against former Andhra CID chief
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CID to probe Ravi-Laxmi episode in Belagavi House
Inappropriate to issue statement while case being probed: Minister
