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Syrian Authorities Seize Dozens of Anti-Tank Missiles Bound for Hezbollah
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First reported by Srugim · 7 hours ago
What happened
Syrian customs seized dozens of anti-tank missiles hidden in a car heading to Lebanon, believed destined for Hezbollah, amid Damascus's crackdown on arms smuggling.
- 01Syrian customs seized dozens of anti-tank missiles hidden in a vehicle bound for Lebanon.
- 02Missiles were concealed under seats and the car's hood during the smuggling attempt.
- 03Authorities suspect the shipment was intended for Hezbollah in Lebanon.
- 04The seizure is part of Syria's recent efforts to combat weapons smuggling.
- 05A prior arms shipment was also stopped at the Syrian-Iraqi border last week.
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