Turkey is reviewing its measures to secure the communication devices used by its armed forces after the deadly blasts in Lebanon, a Turkish defence ministry official said on Thursday. Hand-held radios

Both Turkish and Lebanese officials are implementing or considering new security measures for communication devices following a multi-stage attack targeting Hezbollah members in Lebanon.

Turkey is revising its security measures for military communication devices following deadly blasts in Lebanon involving Hezbollah. These incidents, linked to Israel's conflict with Hamas, have heightened regional tensions.

Days after the attacks on Hezbollah with exploding electronic devices across Lebanon, Israel has struck a suburb of Beirut.

Turkey is reassessing the security of its armed forces’ communication devices after deadly explosions in Lebanon. Hand-held radios used by Hezbollah detonated, causing disarray in the group. Concerns have grown for regional cyber-security,

One Hezbollah official said the episode was the biggest security breach in the group's history. The operations, which appeared to throw Hezbollah into disarray, played out alongside Israel's 11-month-old war in Gaza and heightened fears of an escalation on its Lebanese border and the risk of a full-blown regional war.

Lebanon says it fears Israel's ‘crimes’ more than Hezbollah's actions, Iran and Hezbollah vow to respond when needed.