UNIFIL conceals enemy nitrate ownership

An investigation into the "UNIFIL" announcement revealed the discovery of four tons of explosives derived from ammonium nitrate in the southern town of Hula. The investigation clarified the source of these materials and how they arrived there, showing that they are remnants of explosives used by the Israeli army to destroy houses and villages in southern Lebanon since the ceasefire in November 2024. UNIFIL's leadership attempted to conceal information about the origin of the material, but the photos they published show cans belonging to Israeli occupation soldiers, raising questions about the motives behind releasing this news and its impact on the Lebanese reality. Especially since this substance is used in extensive destruction operations and sparks fears that hostile media outlets may exploit the information to stir political tensions against Hezbollah. The Hula Municipality has called for an official investigation and has pointed fingers at Israel, affirming that these materials pose a direct threat to the town. They also stated that the release of this information aims to confuse Lebanese authorities and politicize the issue.

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