Delay in shipping Lion nitrates to Latakia

The article provides an explanation regarding the reason why the "Lion" nitrates were not shipped to Latakia, emphasizing that the large shipment of ammonium nitrate seized at the Beirut port was part of a smuggling network involved in illegally transporting chemical materials used to manufacture barrel bombs in Syria. It indicated that the shipment was linked to extensive attacks on areas controlled by the Syrian opposition and was stored illegally at the port prior to the Beirut port explosion in August 2020. The report concluded that the control of the transportation process was in the hands of networks directly connected to Syrian security agencies and their allies in Lebanon. This clarifies that the shipment was not sent to Latakia to avoid security risks, and that it was being used as a fundamental infrastructure for the repeated use of chemical weapons and the development of destructive operations in favor of the Assad regime.

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