Hezbollah and Lebanon were shocked on 17th September by an unprecedented attack when pagers belonging to its members exploded nearly simultaneously killing 12 personnel, injuring over 2800 (including Iranian Ambassador) with more than 170 in critical condition.

Kinetic cyberattacks: Exploding communication devices in Lebanon demonstrate new dimension of warfare

After Taiwanese firm Gold Apollo claimed it had not manufactured the pagers that exploded and killed 12 people, including two children, the focus has now shifted towards a Hungary-based company called BAC Consulting which allegedly had the license to develop the devices.

Here's what we know about Budapest-based company linked to Hezbollah pagers

Japanese radio equipment maker Icom Inc. said on Thursday (Sept 19) that it had stopped producing the model of handheld radios reportedly used in recent blasts in Lebanon around 10 years ago.

Lebanon explosions: Japanese firm says devices used in recent blasts discontinued around 10 years ago

Israel on Thursday (Sep 19) bombed specific locations in southern Lebanon in overnight attacks, and the Israeli military later said that it struck six Hezbollah "terrorist infrastructure sites" and a weapons storage facility.

Israel strikes seven Hezbollah sites in Lebanon after Iran-backed plot to assassinate Netanyahu revealed