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Serikali ya urusi imeshtukia mchezo mchafu baada ya kugundua vifaa vya mawasiliano walivyouziwa/ kupewa na kampuni ya kichina kukutwa vimetegeshwa vilipuzi
Kama vile walivyopewa magaidi ya Hamas na Hezbollah
Taarifa kamili hapo chini kwa kimombo:
Times of Israel
Russian soldiers received a batch of booby-trapped headsets containing hidden explosives as part of a crowdfunded donation, Russian state media says.
Images of the disassembled headsets — with the appearance of standard “Cobra X V4” drone controller headsets made by Chinese manufacturer Skyzone — are posted on Telegram by pro-Kremlin blogger Razved Dozor.
Each headset is believed to have contained some 10-15 grams (about half an ounce) of plastic explosives, Dozor says.
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“When the glasses were turned on, they detonated and exploded,” says a spokesperson for JSC NPP, a Russian company that provides equipment to the country’s military.
The report does not say whether anyone was wounded or killed by the headsets.
There is no immediate comment from Ukraine, which is at war with Russia since the latter’s 2022 invasion of its neighbor.
The incident draws comparisons to Israel’s operation in which pagers and communications devices containing hidden explosives were manufactured and sold to the Hezbollah terror group and then detonated in September 2024, wounding thousands of operatives simultaneously.
Serikali ya urusi imeshtukia mchezo mchafu baada ya kugundua vifaa vya mawasiliano walivyouziwa/ kupewa na kampuni ya kichina kukutwa vimetegeshwa vilipuzi
Kama vile walivyopewa magaidi ya Hamas na Hezbollah
Taarifa kamili hapo chini kwa kimombo:
Times of Israel
Russian soldiers received a batch of booby-trapped headsets containing hidden explosives as part of a crowdfunded donation, Russian state media says.
Images of the disassembled headsets — with the appearance of standard “Cobra X V4” drone controller headsets made by Chinese manufacturer Skyzone — are posted on Telegram by pro-Kremlin blogger Razved Dozor.
Each headset is believed to have contained some 10-15 grams (about half an ounce) of plastic explosives, Dozor says.
Promoted: UHaifa Masters at School of Archaeology & Maritime CulturesKeep Watching
“When the glasses were turned on, they detonated and exploded,” says a spokesperson for JSC NPP, a Russian company that provides equipment to the country’s military.
The report does not say whether anyone was wounded or killed by the headsets.
There is no immediate comment from Ukraine, which is at war with Russia since the latter’s 2022 invasion of its neighbor.
The incident draws comparisons to Israel’s operation in which pagers and communications devices containing hidden explosives were manufactured and sold to the Hezbollah terror group and then detonated in September 2024, wounding thousands of operatives simultaneously.
