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- Hundreds of pagers throughout Lebanon were detonated on Tuesday.
- An attack of this scale likely required months of planning, an arms expert told BI.
- The attack also shows a lack of oversight of global supply chains, experts said.
The Tuesday attack in Lebanon, where hundreds of pagers used by the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah simultaneously detonated, points to a highly sophisticated operation that likely required months of planning and an infiltration of a global supply chain, experts told Business Insider.
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