The mother of the woman whose company was linked to the thousands of drones that exploded in Lebanon and Syria this week told The Associated Press on Friday that her daughter is “under the protection of the Hungarian intelligence services.”
Christiana Barsoni Arcidiacono (49 years old) has not appeared in public since the simultaneous attack aimed at Lebanon’s Hezbollah, on Tuesday, in which the group (which was declared a terrorist in the United States and other countries) blamed Israel, who did not mention the attack.
Arcidiacono is the CEO of BAC Consulting, based in Budapest, said the owner of a Taiwanese brand of packaging, Gold Apollo, which was responsible for the manufacture of explosive devices.
Her mother, Beatrix Barsoni Arcidacono, told the group Associated Pressher daughter said she “received unspecified threats, and is currently in a safe place protected by the Hungarian intelligence services.”
“Hungarian intelligence services advised her not to speak to the media,” she told the group by phone from Sicily.
Hungary’s national security services did not immediately respond to a request for comment from The Associated Press, and the group could not independently verify the claim.
The “mystery woman” behind the company that licensed the explosive pager devices
Christiana Barsoni Arcidiacono (49 years old) speaks seven languages, has a doctorate in particle physics, and her apartment in Budapest is full of pictures of her.
Christiana Arcidiacono speaks 7 languages, and has a doctorate in particle physics.
Her apartment in Budapest is full of photos of her, and her career includes humanitarian work that has taken her to parts of Africa and Europe, according to Reuters.
But what the woman, who has dual Italian and Hungarian citizenship, says she did not do is detonate the pager devices, killing 12 and injuring around 3,000 in Lebanon the t – this week.
After it was revealed that BAC Consulting was the one who had the license to design the pager devices from the leading Taiwanese manufacturing company, Gold Apollo, the woman told NBC News that she did not make these devices and was not ” just a mediator. “
“I think you got it wrong,” she said.
“Company took down its website.” New leads to Hezbollah’s store of explosive devices
Bulgaria and Norway have become the new focal points of a global tracking operation to find out who supplied the thousands of bombers to Hezbollah that exploded in Lebanon this week, in a severe blow to the Lebanese group.
Since then, the “mystery woman” has not appeared in public again, according to the Reuters description. Even her apartment in an ancient building in Budapest was closed.
In a speech on Thursday, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, said that the leadership of the party had former preachers, not those used in the attack and launched in the last six months . Confirming that the party has started an extensive investigation into the explosions.
He said: “Not all pages have been distributed, and some have been cancelled.” He said that Israel was aware that the number of visitors reached 4,000.
On Friday, the commander of the Radwan Force, Hezbollah’s elite unit, was killed on Friday as a result of an Israeli attack targeting the southern suburbs of Beirut, according to what the Israeli army announced, and Hezbollah later confirmed.
Army spokesman Avichai Adraee said on “X” that the Israeli army “removed the name of Ibrahim Aqeel, the head of Hezbollah’s operational system, the real leader of the Radwan Force, and the leader of Hezbollah’s plan to take over the Galilee. “
The commander of Hezbollah’s “Radwan Force” was killed in an Israeli attack
A Lebanese security source told Agence France-Presse on Friday that an Israeli attack targeted the southern suburbs of Beirut, Hezbollah’s stronghold, days after they blew up communications equipment used by members of the party.
The Israeli army had previously announced that it had bombed around 100 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, the day after it blew up thousands of communications devices used by its members, leaving 37 people dead.
Explosions on communications equipment in Hezbollah strongholds in the suburbs of Beirut, as well as in southern and eastern Lebanon, injured 2,931 people.
On Thursday, Israel also continued airstrikes on southern Lebanon, announcing that they were targeting Hezbollah missile launchers “ready” to bomb areas in the north. They said it hit “about 100 launch pads” and other facilities, including about 1,000 cannons.
The Lebanese National News Agency reported that Israeli aircraft launched at least 52 raids on southern Lebanon, among the most violent since the exchange of fire on the border between Israel and Lebanon began in October 2023.
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2024-09-21 04:12:03
