Hezbollah is facing unprecedented chaos following two waves of explosive attacks that targeted the group's communication devices, resulting in significant casualties and exposing its operational vulnerabilities. The initial explosion of pagers led to at least 12 deaths and 2,800 injuries, followed by a second wave that killed 20 more and wounded over 450, raising fears of an all-out war with Israel. Intelligence assessments indicate that these attacks have severely undermined Hezbollah's capabilities, forcing the group to regroup and raising its military readiness amid Israeli threats of escalating conflict. The attacks have been described as the most serious security breach in Hezbollah's history, leading to confusion among its members, known for their discipline. As a result of the chaos, Hezbollah has temporarily paused its cross-border operations against Israel, although it has vowed to retaliate against the aggressor. Senior diplomats from the US and Europe are convening in Paris to discuss the escalating tensions in the region.