Did Israel Nuke Beirut Lebanon?

Zuher
Published on Aug 5, 2020
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Did Israel just use a nuke in Beirut? The Atomic Energy Agency in Sicily noticed a massive spike in radioactivity in the Eastern Meditteranian Sea just after the explosions in the Port of Beirut. One Lebanese General has stated that the first explosion was a Gabriel anti-ship missile and the second explosion, which was magnitudes larger, was a Delilah nuclear missile dropped from an Israeli F-16. The red smoke may have been due to hypergolic rocket fuel used in missiles by Hezbollah or Lebanon. The blasts generated a 3.5 earthquake and was felt over 200 miles away. 75 are known dead and thousands were injured.
#BeirutExplosion #LebanonExplosion #BeirutBombed

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