The New ArabUnited Kingdom· English
Hezbollah admits explosives shipment, defies Lebanon weapons ban
Reported by 4 outlets from 4 countries, in 3 languages, between 12 Oct 2026 and 15 Oct 2026.
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Authorities in Lebanon detained two suspected Hezbollah members carrying half a tonne of explosives near Dahr al-Baidar while they were en route to Beirut. This seizure has brought renewed concerns regarding political killings in the country. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam vowed that there would be accountability regarding the incident.
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- Hezbollah admits explosives shipment, defies Lebanon weapons ban Headline of the event's most representative article · The New Arab, 15 Oct 2026
- Where it happened: Lebanon. See on the map
- Reported by 4 outlets from 4 countries, in 3 languages, between 12 Oct 2026 and 15 Oct 2026.9 articles · See all headlines
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RFIFrance· French
Liban: les saisies d’explosifs se multiplient alors que le Hezbollah tente de reconstituer ses forces
The NationalUnited Arab Emirates· English
Hezbollah claims ownership of explosive-laden vehicle seized by Lebanese army
TRT WorldTürkiye· English
Lebanese PM vows firm action against illegal weapons after explosives seizure
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RFIFrance· French, Spanish
Liban: les saisies d’explosifs se multiplient alors que le Hezbollah tente de reconstituer ses forces
Líbano: nuevas incautaciones de explosivos mientras Hezbolá intenta reconstruir sus fuerzas
The NationalUnited Arab Emirates· English
Lebanon's dark history of assassinations raised after half tonne of explosives seized
Hezbollah claims ownership of explosive-laden vehicle seized by Lebanese army
The New ArabUnited Kingdom· English
Lebanon explosives seizure revives fears of political killings
Everything we know about Lebanon's seized explosives shipment
Hezbollah admits explosives shipment, defies Lebanon weapons ban
Hezbollah says seized explosives were for fighting Israel
TRT WorldTürkiye· English
Lebanese PM vows firm action against illegal weapons after explosives seizure
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