It has been revealed that time-delayed explosive devices were planted on 5 buses in Israel
Following the explosions that occurred on parked buses in Israel, an investigation has revealed that time-delayed explosive devices were planted on 5 buses.
As the investigation continues following the explosions that occurred on passenger buses parked in the Israeli city of Bat Yam, it has been revealed that time-delayed explosive devices were planted on 5 buses.
Security sources stated that explosions occurred on the first 2 buses with a few minutes between them, and that an explosion occurred on a 3rd bus approximately 15 minutes later, noting that the explosive devices on 2 other buses were neutralized. Sources described the incident as a "strategic terrorist attack."
Following the explosions, Israeli Minister of Transport Miri Regev instructed the head of the Public Transport Authority to "stop and inspect all buses, trains, and light rail vehicles, and to act in accordance with the instructions of the Shin Bet and the police."
It has been announced that there have been no deaths or injuries in the explosions so far.
News Source: İHA
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