Spain's Foreign Ministry has condemned recent attacks on mobile communications devices used by Hezbollah in Lebanon, labeling them a violation of international humanitarian law and a threat to regional stability. The ministry emphasized the need for restraint among all parties involved to prevent further escalation and potential open conflict. The attacks, which have resulted in numerous civilian casualties, include a wave of explosions targeting various electronic devices, leading to at least 25 deaths and thousands injured. The Spanish government called for immediate actions to mitigate the risk of wider warfare, echoing sentiments from EU officials and the UN. This condemnation followed a meeting between Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas and Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez in Madrid. The situation remains tense, with international bodies monitoring developments closely.