Cristiana Bársony-Arcidiacono, · Italy businesswoman, is a Hungary businesswoman who has been on the cusp of selling pagers that caused the explosion of Lebanon by selling the pagers that caused the explosion in the , and rumors of her current situation and past experiences have swirled one after another.
According to news on September 21, local time, 49-year-old Bassoni Assidiakono is still in Hungary territory and has been picked up by the Hungary intelligence agency......
Bassoni-Assidiacono's mother, 70-year-old Beatrix, was interviewed in the town of San Venerina, in Catania, Sicily, right at the foot of Mount Etna, where she lives. The old Italy woman, who had always lived a peaceful life, never imagined that she would one day become a public figure.
Beatrix told reporters that she had contacted her daughter after the explosion and knew that she was now "under the protection of Hungary intelligence in a safe place."
Ms. Beatrix said intelligence officials advised her to "stay out of the media," and she answered "no comment" to questions other than revealing that her daughter was safe. However, the mother who stood outside her home (pictured) for an interview also expressed her attitude and firmly believed that her daughter was innocent.
Beatrix said her daughter was not deliberately involved in the alleged conspiracy, "She wasn't involved in any dealings, she was just a middleman." The items did not pass through Budapest...... They are not produced in Hungary. ”
The Hungary government did not confirm Beatrix's words, but the country's international press office said in a statement that Hungary intelligence agencies have been investigating since Wednesday (18) and have repeatedly asked Balsoni-Alcidiakono for details.
In addition, the Hungary government also stated earlier that the pagers used in the mass explosion never appeared in Hungary. The government led by Hungary Prime Minister Viktor · Orban has also previously said that BAC Consulting is "a trade intermediary company with no manufacturing plant or other operations in Hungary."
The town of San Venerina is said to be the hometown of Balsoni Alcidiacono, where she was born and raised and studied physics at the University of Catania.
Balsoni Alcidiacono's father, Salvatore, was an Italy journalist who died many years ago.
Barsoni Alcidiacono left her homeland in 2006 to study in United Kingdom, according to Italy's entry and exit records, and she listed on job websites that she had a doctorate, spoke seven Chinese, worked in Paris and Vienna, and moved to Budapest in 2016 to care for her elderly grandmother.
Balsoni Alcidiacono's school experience can be confirmed, but the fact that she is in the pager business is very incomprehensible to many people who know her, "I don't believe that Christiana can have a company that can do such a high-profile business." ”
The company focuses on "environmental, development and international affairs," according to information on the company's website, while also listing 118 official functions, including sugar and oil production, jewelry retail, and gas extraction.
The company's revenue in 2023 is $593,000, but its spending on "equipment" is close to $324,000, according to the registration information.
What is even more confusing is that such a legitimate-looking company has its headquarters on the ground floor of an ordinary building, shared with other companies, and does not have a physical office.