UNIFIL Finds 4 Tons of Ammonium Nitrate in Lebanon

UNIFIL forces in southern Lebanon have discovered approximately 4 tons of highly explosive ammonium nitrate stored in a warehouse in the town of Hula. They took measures to secure and ensure the safety of the explosive materials. The substance, which was used in the manufacturing of explosives, is linked to the Beirut port explosion six years ago, which resulted in the deaths of 220 people and widespread damage. Additionally, remnants of an Israeli war have been found, including containers marked with Hebrew writings. The town has experienced several explosions caused by Israeli forces since early July, reflecting the ongoing threat posed by unexploded ordnance in the area. UNIFIL leaders emphasize that removing explosive remnants is crucial for maintaining stability and safety in the region, especially given Israel’s repeated attacks on southern Lebanon and the dangers these remnants pose to residents and displaced persons returning to their homes.

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