Exploding pagers in attack were made by a Hungarian company, another firm says
A company based in Hungary was responsible for manufacturing the pagers that exploded in an apparent Israeli operation targeting Hezbollah, another firm said Wednesday. The attack
A Hungarian company is linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria
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A Hungarian company is linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria
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A Hungarian company is linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria
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A Hungarian company is linked to the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria
A Hungarian government spokesman said the pagers were never in Hungary and that BAC Consultants merely acted as an intermediary. “Authorities have confirmed that the company in question is a ...
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Taiwan and Bulgaria Deny Links to Exploding Pagers in Lebanon
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Exploding pagers in attack on Hezbollah were made by a Hungarian company, another firm says
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