Beirut port explosion reexamined over 4000kg of ammonium nitrate and Hezbollah

On the anniversary of the Beirut Port explosion, approximately 4,000 kilograms of abandoned ammonium nitrate were found in the southern town of Hula. It is believed to be linked to Hezbollah, bringing the controversial issue of storage back into the spotlight. The United Nations announced that the containers were discovered during a routine inspection, and illegal storage of the material poses significant risks, especially considering that ammonium nitrate was responsible for the port explosion in 2020, which killed over 220 people and caused widespread destruction in the Lebanese capital. These findings raise questions about the party’s responsibility in importing and storing the substance, particularly amid ongoing regional tensions and military escalation in the area. This comes as both international and local efforts are underway to address the dangers and ensure public safety.

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