Militia Collects 100 Shells After Beirut Blast

On the anniversary of the Beirut Port explosion on August 4, 2020, new evidence and testimonies are surfacing that illustrate how hundreds of coincidences support the narrative of Hezbollah's involvement in politicizing and distorting the investigations into the explosion. The matter began with the "Rhosus" ship, carrying 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate, which arrived in Beirut in 2013 en route to Mozambique but diverted from its course and was detained at the port for years despite official warnings about its danger. It is suspected that the party helped lure the ship into the port under suspicious circumstances, and that investigations were obstructed through political and security pressures, with confessions of intimidation, threats, and coercion. Other cases have also been linked, including the killings of activists and judges, involving security and party-affiliated entities working to conceal the truth. Facing mounting pressure, politics turned into direct confrontation, as the party mobilized the street and manipulated the judiciary, leading to the derailment of investigations despite the significance of the evidence indicating a relationship between the party and the explosion. Ultimately, this scenario forebodes further obfuscation and the denial of justice, as the party seeks to establish an innocence narrative and blame its opponents, while the truth remains buried behind thousands of coincidences and undisclosed crimes.

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