A series of explosions involving pagers used by Hezbollah has resulted in at least 9 deaths and thousands of injuries across Lebanon and Syria. Officials claim that the devices, which Hezbollah had recently switched to for security purposes, were rigged with explosives—likely linked to Israeli intelligence operations. The explosions have caused chaos within the militant group, with reports suggesting that Iran's ambassador in Lebanon was also wounded. In the aftermath, Hezbollah has vowed retaliation against Israel, escalating regional tensions. The Taiwanese manufacturer Gold Apollo has denied involvement, pointing to a Budapest company, suggesting a broader conspiracy involving the Israeli intelligence agency Mossad. This incident marks a significant and controversial development in the ongoing conflict, raising questions about the use of such unconventional weapons and the potential implications for future hostilities.