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a recent pager explosion in lebanon has caused an uproar internationally. you might think that pagers should have been phased out long ago, butright here in beirut, this small device, which had almost faded out of history, turned into a deadly weapon in a matter of seconds, plunging the entire city into chaos.

"this kind of large-scale simultaneous detonation of devices is unprecedented," a professional exclaimed. the complexity and technical precision of this incident not only makes people doubt the power behind the scenes, but also highlights the high-tech means in modern espionage warfare.

the incident left at least 12 people dead and 2,700 injured, and further escalated regional tensions.israel and hezbollah in lebanon have exchanged fire many times before, and this explosion has pushed both sides to the brink of war.

the israeli government remained silent and did not respond to questions about whether it was involved in the attack.

in taiwan, the shilin prosecutor's office said the national security case unit had intervened in the investigation.gold apollo founder xu jingguang insisted that the company was not involved in any illegal activities.

in addition to golden apollo, the incident also involved bac consulting in budapest. according to the agreement, this company can manufacture and sell pagers in designated areas, but uses the golden apollo brand. this makes it more difficult to determine the true source of these pagers.