Bulgaria denies involvement in the Hezbollah pagers that were blown up in Lebanon

On Friday, September 20, Bulgarian authorities denied involvement in the supply chain of thousands of pagers that were recently detonated in Lebanon.

This was reported by the Reuters agency, “European Truth” reports.

An investigation was launched in Bulgaria after local media reported that Norta Global Ltd. could be involved in the sale of pagers.

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However, Bulgarian state security agency DANS said it had “established beyond doubt” that none of the pagers used in the Lebanon blasts were imported to, exported from, or manufactured in Bulgaria, according to journalists.

The agency also said that Taiwanese company Gold Apollo said this week that it does not manufacture the devices used in the attack.

Pagers and other devices were remotely detonated in Lebanon on September 17 and 18. communications used by the Lebanese militia group “Hezbollah”. As a result, at least 37 people died and almost three thousand were injured.

Earlier in Hungary, information was denied that pagers for Hezbollah were allegedly manufactured by the Hungarian company BAC Consulting.