Rubbio urges Lebanon on Hezbollah explosives

An official from the U.S. State Department confirmed that Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun the issue of hundreds of kilograms of explosives seized by Lebanese government forces, which are suspected to be used by Hezbollah against Israel. Rubio called for holding those responsible for shipping the explosives accountable and emphasized the need to ensure these explosives are never returned to the group. He also urged the enhancement of direct military communication between Lebanese and Israeli forces to prevent potential conflicts. Aoun informed Rubio that the Lebanese Army and security forces continue to implement their decision to seize weapons and explosives and to combat smuggling. He also requested pressure on Israel to halt its attacks on southern Lebanon, where Israeli forces claim Hezbollah troops are infiltrating and preparing explosives for attacks—particularly as the confiscated explosives were intended for rigged drones. This discussion comes as part of Lebanon and Israel’s efforts to disarm Hezbollah, in accordance with agreements aimed at reducing tensions between the two parties.

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