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Hezbollah Says Explosives-Laden Vehicle Seized by Lebanese Security Forces Belonged to Group
- Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah acknowledged that a 500-kilogram explosives shipment seized by Lebanese authorities belonged to the group.
- A judicial source said the vehicle carried 250 kilograms of TNT and 250 kilograms of C-4.
- Fadlallah demanded the shipment’s return and called for the release of those arrested, describing the cargo as capabilities used against Israel.
- Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said authorities would identify everyone involved and would no longer tolerate illegal weapons.
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Hezbollah has admitted that hundreds of kilograms of explosives seized by Lebanese security forces last week belonged to the group. The explosives were intended for operations against Israeli forces, lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah told reporters in the Lebanese parliament. The vehicle was stopped at a checkpoint in the Bekaa Valley in eastern Lebanon. The two people inside were detained. Authorities initially did not say who the owner of the vehicle …
Today, Thursday, Hizbullah acknowledged the ownership of a 500-kilogram shipment of TNT and CIF explosives seized by the Lebanese authorities last week and raised fears of assassinations, saying that they were intended to confront Israel.
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