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Lebanon Issues Arrest Warrants for Hezbollah Officials Over Explosives Shipment
Lebanese judicial authorities issued arrest warrants for two Hezbollah officials linked to a seized explosives shipment. Security forces intercepted a truck with 500 kg of explosives on October 8th, arresting two individuals. Hezbollah acknowledged ownership of the cargo, calling it resistance capabilities.
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What happened
- 01Lebanon issued arrest warrants for two Hezbollah officials over a seized explosives shipment.
- 02Security forces intercepted a truck carrying approximately 500 kg of high explosives on October 8th.
- 03Hezbollah acknowledged ownership of the explosives, stating they are for resistance against Israel.
- 04The warrants are part of a Lebanese government plan to assert state control over weapons.
- 05Prime Minister Nawaf Salam vowed firm action against weapons outside state control.
The warrants align with a government plan to assert state control over weapons.
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