Today, the skies over Beirut were briefly filled with Israeli anti-Hezbollah leaflets, as thousands of them floated through the air before landing in the streets.
The Lebanese Army Command said the leaflets were dropped by an Israeli aircraft and contained a message from Unit 504, the Israeli army’s human intelligence unit responsible for recruiting agents, News.Az reports, citing foreign media.
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The Lebanese military said the leaflets included QR codes linking to WhatsApp and Facebook pages. It warned people against scanning the codes and clicking on any links, saying “this carries legal and security risks, in addition to the potential for hacking mobile phones and accessing personal data.”
Photos of the leaflets shared on social media show the following text:
When asked by CNN is Israel was behind the leaflets in Beirut, the Israel Defense Forces said they would not comment on the issue. The Israeli military has in the past dropped leaflets in other locations, including Gaza.
