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Ongoing Story· Day 3

Lebanon Detains Hezbollah Members With 500kg of Explosives, Potential IDF Target

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Lebanon Vows Full Probe Into Hezbollah Explosives Truck Seizure

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Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has vowed a full investigation after security forces seized a truck carrying 780 kilograms of explosives, including C4, at the Dahr al-Baidar checkpoint. Two individuals detained in the truck have been referred to judicial authorities, with authorities pursuing others involved. The incident is being treated as a "criminal operation," and the government has pledged to take firm action against those tampering with national security. This comes after Lebanon declared Hezbollah's military activities illegal in March.

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  • Lebanon will investigate a truck carrying 780 kg of explosives linked to Hezbollah.
  • Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called the incident a "criminal operation."
  • Two individuals detained in the truck have been referred to judicial authorities.
  • The explosives included TNT and C4, with C4 used in past assassinations.
  • Hezbollah's military activities were declared illegal by Lebanon in March.
Lebanon Vows Full Probe Into Hezbollah Explosives Truck Seizure
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