Lebanese Judiciary Widens Probe Into Hezbollah Explosives Shipment
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Lebanese Judiciary Widens Probe into Hezbollah Explosives Shipment
Lebanese judicial authorities have expanded their investigation into a shipment of explosives seized in Dahr al-Baydar, on the Bekaa-Beirut highway, seeking to establish its origin, intended recipients and purpose amid renewed fears of political assassinations. The investigation is being overseen by Prosecutor General Ahmad Rami al-Hajj and Military Court Government Commissioner Judge Claude Ghanem.
The Government Commissioner to the Military Tribunal, Judge Claude Ghanem of Lebanon, will begin the investigation on Monday into the case of the seizure of more than half a ton of TNT and CIF explosive materials. The Lebanese newspaper Al-Diyar stated on Monday that the seizures were placed in the custody of the Lebanese military police, with a signal from Judge Ghanem.
A new judicial source has revealed that the Government Commissioner to the Military Court, Judge Claude Ghanem, is in the process of expanding the interrogation of those arrested from Hizbullah, following the seizure of a shipment of explosives in Dahr al-Bayder.
According to a new judicial source, the Government ' s Commissioner to the Military Court, Judge Claude Ghanem, was tending to expand the interrogation of the party ' s detainees, following the seizure of the shipment of explosives in Dahr al-Bayder. The two detainees and the seizures were handed over to the military police of the Lebanese Armed Forces under the supervision of the competent court to detect the entire circumstances of t…
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