Lebanon pager explosions: Decoding the 'covert op' and understanding what's next | IOD, S02, Ep 40

[@samuelross9884]

An excellent and far-ranging discussion. My compliments to the hosts! All that we need today is courage, faith, and humility.

[@rohitlal73]

Great show. I'm glad you guys discussed how this attack merits special attention in India. The keyword you used at the beginning was how Hezbollah got 'complacent' and ended up paying this price. I think complacency is something not uncommon in India, including the Indian armed forces, given how many times they've been "surprised" and caught on the wrong foot. Would also request an episode discussing the controversy over the yield of the nuclear devices detonated in the Shakti tests in 1998. Was the so-called thermonuclear device a dud? Would like your perspectives.

[@TheTruthTeller2024]

In a supply chain so many parties are involved: Suppliers, manufacturer, logistics, operations, sales. At any level these atrocities can be conducted by any party and target any group. This is not just a threat to humanity but may lead to a catastrophic failure of global supply chain.

[@agffans5725]

Norwegian police have launched an investigation into a Bulgarian-based company owned by a Norwegian citizen in connection with pager explosions in Lebanon. According to the media report, the Norwegian-owned company is registered in Bulgaria's capital Sofia. So far, the clues point to Taiwan, Hungary, Bulgaria, and now Norway. The Norwegian owner has "disappeared" and is apparently nowhere to find.

[@shivamramani6905]

We want this podcast to continue, other projects can be rescheduled or post poned

[@kalikaprasadthapliyal2448]

I equally concern with your views regarding Chinese gadgets

[@Knightcommander69]

Such an intelligent analysis. From Sydney :D

[@ashwwal3409]

Government must by now instituted a fact finding team of intelligence agencies , technical persons team to find out the facts , how they were made and distributed to Hezbollah and lessons for India .

[@curtzwilliams4686]

Times have changed!!! There could be a look alike capacitor filled with explosive materials in communication devices of all types such as a a common radio etc!

[@papaann4]

Great analysis.

[@mattschion]

Tech war took a wild turn😮

[@rajbiswas9077]

Isreal has very notorious reputation of using these kind of small exploding daily items.. they used Cuban cigar cameras pacemaker.. you name it they will rig it to explode.. it's very fascinating how a small amount of semtex can do when used properly.. it's also concerning because terrorists insurgents are also learning these things at the same time.. and quite shocking that India finds it's surprising and a laughing meme that daily usage things could be used as explosive devices.. it's been happening since decades

[@nitinpatel1039]

I want to ask dev once why he have Jojo rabbit and Schindler lost poster in his office

[@ashishleons]

LOL covert Megadeth fan!

[@jshaan75]

Another episode of Shiv Aroor getting info from wikipedia and claiming he has inside news

[@neilnitin4004]

Interviewer's english is pathetic. First start speaking slowly without rolling around.....

[@artistforfreedom]

I didn't think so. Very rude.

[@neilnitin4004]

@@artistforfreedom Its not rude. Im telling him. When he speaks slowly every it is more clear. Some people will have skill to speak fast with clarity not this Dev guy. Need to improve speaking skills!

[@dustinkfc6633]

@@neilnitin4004 I don't detect any issues with his speaking abilities. If anything, it might be more appropriate to focus on improving your own writing skills before critiquing his speech.

[@neilnitin4004]

@@dustinkfc6633 Unfortunately im not in media to give interviews or take interviews or write books. So what ever i do is ok for my requirements at this stage. But in his case, he is interviewing...which means, he needs to be sharp unlike u or me. Got it smarty dumbo?

[@neilnitin4004]

@@dustinkfc6633 I guess im not interviewing or giving interviews Also i dont think im writing books like u to have super good english when typing in youtube replies. For an interviewer like him, he needs to be sharp and clear. Nothing wrong in accepting flaws and try to improve. When he speaks slow, he is clear! when he goes fast, he just rolls around. I know ur high end book writer for having gooooood writing skills..especially when writing in youtube replies. In youtube replies u dont write books...my smarty dumbo. Example at 17.15-17.30