“Based on the number of injuries to these men’s hands, were seen. It looks like they were grabbing them or had, picked them up as it was trying to give them some sort of notification, and then they exploded.”At least eight people were killed in Lebanon and more than 2,750 others injured, including Hezbollah fighters, medics and Iran’s envoy to Beirut, when radio communication devices used by members of the militia exploded in its “biggest security breach” yet.