An unprecedented attack on Hezbollah rocked Lebanon, leaving nine dead and nearly 3,000 injured on September 17. Thousands of pagers exploded simultaneously when a coded message activated explosives concealed within. The pagers, believed to be made by a Taiwanese firm, were produced by a European company under the brand. Sources indicate that the Israeli Mossad had meticulously planted explosives in the pagers months in advance. In the wake of the attack, communities rallied to support the wounded, as hospitals were overwhelmed. Hezbollah vowed to retaliate, labeling the attack their 'biggest security breach' since the start of the Gaza conflict. In a bid to enhance security, Hezbollah had distributed pagers, inadvertently exposing themselves to this attack. The blasts heightened fears of escalating conflict, with implications for regional stability involving Iran and the US. Experts believe the attack underscores Israel's deep infiltration of Hezbollah, but not necessarily an imminent ground offensive. As tensions simmer, the world watches closely for the next steps from both Hezbollah and Israel.
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