PNN – Taiwanese authorities say that the prosecution of this country has interrogated the head of the “Gold Apollo” company, the manufacturer of the pagers that exploded in the terrorist incident in Lebanon.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Reuters, the president and founder of the Gold Apollo Company, the manufacturer of the pagers that exploded in Lebanon, was interrogated by the prosecutor of Taiwan on Thursday evening and then released.
Hsu Ching Kuang, the president of this Taiwanese company, said that it did not produce the detonated devices, but that they were made by the Hungarian company BAC.
Kuang refused to answer questions from reporters as he left one of Taiwan’s prosecutor’s offices. The Taipei Prosecutor’s Office has not yet issued any statement regarding its investigation.
Taiwan’s government said the investigation into the terrorist incident was still ongoing, and that police had made several visits to Kwang’s company in Taipei.
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This news is published while the Minister of Defense of Taiwan, “Wellington Ko” also announced on Thursday that a security team in this country is carefully investigating the issue of the production of pagers.
Without referring to the details of this news, he added: After the publication of this news, my opinion is that the relevant institutions of national security are currently paying a lot of attention to this issue.
Asked whether the Israeli regime had warned Taiwan about the explosions or whether the two exchanged security or information, Kuo said that Taiwan had no such relationship with the regime.
During terrorist operations on Tuesday and Wednesday in Lebanon, the Zionist regime killed at least 37 Lebanese citizens and injured more than 4 thousand others by blowing up thousands of pagers, wireless devices and communication systems.
Many countries of the world and international organizations have condemned the recent explosions in Lebanon and emphasized the need to reduce tensions in the region.
Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon, said on Thursday that the Zionist regime violated all red lines with its recent terrorist operations in Lebanon and will pay a heavy price.