Taiwanese prosecutors have questioned four people, including current and former employees, in their investigation of a Taiwanese company linked to pagers used in deadly explosions in Lebanon, allegedly targeting Hezbollah.
Israel is suspected of being behind the attack, though it has not confirmed this.
Taiwan-based Gold Apollo denies manufacturing the devices, which were traced to a Hungary-based company.
The investigation is ongoing, with Taiwan working to resolve the case quickly, the New York Post has reported.
Gold Apollo’s president and a related company employee were previously questioned, but have not commented.
Written by B.C. Begley
