Hungarian Company Linked to Explosive Pagers in Lebanon and Syria

BAC Consulting, headquartered in Budapest, is implicated in devices that caused multiple fatalities and injuries in apparent Israeli operation against Hezbollah.

BAC Consulting, located in Budapest, has been linked to the manufacture of explosive pagers used in recent attacks in Lebanon and Syria.
The devices, which exploded on Tuesday and Wednesday, resulted in at least 26 deaths and thousands of injuries.
The Taiwanese company Gold Apollo confirmed that BAC was authorized to use its brand but claimed no responsibility for the devices' design or manufacturing.
Hungarian authorities stated that BAC acted as an intermediary and that the devices were never physically in Hungary.
BAC Consulting's CEO, Cristiana Bársony-Arcidiacono, has not responded to inquiries, and her exact connection to the attacks remains unclear.