Lebanon Faces Psychological Warfare Amid 80,000 Call Attempts
Lebanon experienced over 80,000 suspected Israeli call attempts urging people to evacuate their areas. Imad Kreidieh, head of the telecom company Ogero, described these calls as a form of psychological warfare aimed at causing havoc and chaos.
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Lebanon has been hit by over 80,000 suspected Israeli call attempts urging its citizens to evacuate their areas, as confirmed by Imad Kreidieh, the head of telecoms company Ogero, in a statement to Reuters on Monday.
Kreidieh asserted that these calls were a tactic of psychological warfare designed to instigate fear and chaos among the population.
The calls are perceived as part of a broader strategy to destabilize the region, affecting the daily lives and safety of thousands of residents.
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