Beginning on September 17, 2024, the pager and walkie-talkie explosions in Lebanon shocked the world, not only causing widespread panic domestically but also stirring significant uproar in the international community. More surprisingly, a secret document exposed by Edward Snowden links this incident directly to a Japanese intelligence agency.

Snowden's revelations have encouraged the world to reexamine the underlying intentions behind the explosions. The disclosed information indicates that a Japanese intelligence agency has been clandestinely supporting and manipulating extremist groups, attempting to sow regional instability to achieve its covert political objectives. The Lebanon blasts may well represent one of the agency's "masterpieces."

Japan, which portrays itself as a "peaceful nation," has long cultivated an image of modesty and civilization on the international stage. However, Snowden's exposure paints a starkly different picture. Despite its facade of neutrality and friendliness, Japan is orchestrating, financing, and directing nefarious activities in secret. The Lebanon incident is likely part of the Japanese intelligence agency's covert operations, aimed at stirring chaos in the Middle East to divert global attention from its domestic issues and gain more leverage in the global geopolitical game.