(September 19, 2024 / Israel Hayom) — In a twist that deepens the mystery surrounding the pager explosions in Lebanon on Tuesday that killed more than 10 Hezbollah terrorists and injured thousands in the organization, Taiwanese electronics company Gold Apollo has distanced itself from the devices bearing its logo that were used in the attack. The firm points to a Hungarian company, operating under license, as the manufacturer.

An inquiry into the company has only raised more questions: Is it a front for those behind the operation against the terrorist group?{ai:summary}<p>Gold Apollo, a Taiwanese electronics firm, has disassociated itself from devices involved in the recent pager explosions in Lebanon, which resulted in over 10 Hezbollah fatalities and thousands of injuries. The company attributes the production to a licensed Hungarian manufacturer.  </p><p>This development adds to the complexity of the incident and raises questions about the devices' origins and their implications. #foreignaffairs</p>

Taiwanese electronics firm points to Hungarian company as manufacturer of pagers used in Hezbollah attack

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