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Lebanese Army Seizes Weapons Cache in Hezbollah Stronghold

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The Lebanese army seized a large quantity of weapons and ammunition in Beirut's southern suburbs, a Hezbollah stronghold, detaining one suspect. This operation follows recent arrests and charges related to weapons and explosives trafficking involving suspected Hezbollah members. The raid occurred amid ongoing conflict and Israeli concerns about Hezbollah's rearmament.

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  • Lebanese army seized weapons and ammunition in a Hezbollah stronghold in Beirut.
  • One suspect was detained during the targeted security operation.
  • The army stated the raid followed monitoring of weapons transfers and trafficking.
  • The seizure occurs amid ongoing conflict and Israeli concerns about Hezbollah's rearmament.
  • Previous operations this month also led to arrests and seizures of weapons and drugs.
Lebanese Army Seizes Weapons Cache in Hezbollah Stronghold
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