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Norway’s security police (PST) have begun a preliminary investigation into reports that a Norwegian-
Norway’s security police (PST) have begun a preliminary investigation into reports that a Norwegian-owned company was linked to the sale of pagers to Lebanese group Hezbollah that exploded last week, a police lawyer told . “PST has initiated a preliminary investigation to determine whether there are reasons for starting a (full) investigation on the basis of allegations in the media that a Norwegian-owned company may have been involved in the dissemination of pagers to Hezbollah,” PST lawyer Haris Hrenovica said in a text message to . Earlier he told Norwegian news agency that the police had no specific suspicions at this time.
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