In a shocking revelation, Israel's Mossad spy agency managed to plant explosives inside 5000 Taiwan-made pagers ordered by Lebanese group Hezbollah, resulting in deadly detonations that killed nine people and injured nearly 3,000 others. This unprecedented security breach has sent shockwaves through the region, with Hezbollah vowing to retaliate against Israel.
The sophisticated plot, which appears to have been in the works for months, involved modifying the pagers at the production level to include explosive material that could be remotely activated. Despite Hezbollah's attempts to use pagers for communication to evade Israeli tracking, the devices were compromised by Mossad, leading to the devastating explosions.
Experts have labeled this incident as Hezbollah's "biggest security breach" in decades, highlighting the significant counterintelligence failure that has occurred. The repercussions of this attack are likely to escalate tensions in the region and impact geopolitical dynamics.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.