Seizure of C-4 raises Lebanon assassination fears

The Lebanese Army succeeded in intercepting a shipment of explosives coming from Syrian territory, which included approximately 200 kilograms of the highly explosive material "C-4." The shipment was destined for smuggling into Lebanon in the Hermel area of the Bekaa Valley. It is worth noting that this is the third such shipment since the beginning of this month, found packed inside bags, with the smugglers fleeing back into Syria. This operation raises concerns about the potential for assassinations, especially since "C-4" was used in the assassination of former Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri, as well as in several other political assassinations that Lebanon has experienced. Lebanese Prime Minister Nohad Machnouk affirmed that the government will not tolerate any arms or explosives smuggling operations and will continue investigations to identify all those involved and pursue them legally, in order to maintain security and stability.

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