Lebanese authorities arrest two suspected Hezbollah members over explosives
Most outlets reported the arrest of two suspected Hezbollah members by Lebanese authorities in connection with the transport of explosives. Dawn focused on the judicial source's statement and the weight of the explosives, while Arab News Pakistan highlighted the Lebanese prime minister's pledge for firm action against illegal weapons. Both mentioned the checkpoint location but did not elaborate further.
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Lebanon PM vows firm action against illegal weapons after explosives seizure
Lebanese authorities have arrested two individuals suspected of being Hezbollah members who were allegedly transporting a large quantity of explosives. The arrest took place at a checkpoint near the Lebanese-Syrian border.
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Lebanon arrests Hezbollah members over explosives
BEIRUT: Lebanese authorities arrested two suspected Hezbollah members accused of secretly transporting half-a-tonne of explosives, a judicial source said on Saturday. According to the source the two men were caught on Thursday afternoon at a security checkpoint in Dahr al-Baidar in Lebanon’s east, near a road linking the country with Syria. They were in a car heading towards Beirut. After sear...
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