August 4 reports challenge politicians

The lengthy article discusses the report of the Lebanese Public Prosecution in the Beirut Port explosion case, which includes a comprehensive assessment of the events, the responsibilities of officials at various levels, and the possible causes of the disaster. The report traces the route of the ammonium nitrate shipment, the entities involved, and the measures that should have been taken to prevent the danger, with emphasis on the accountability of politicians, security officials, and administrators, including former President Michel Aoun, who admitted to being aware of the presence of the nitrates. The report confirms that responsibility is determined based on the individual's knowledge of the danger and what they could have done. It also explored the reasons that allowed a series of errors to accumulate within state institutions, emphasizing that the investigation still requires additional procedures before issuing a final indictment, and specifying the relevant legal authority for prosecuting officials, especially presidents and ministers, amid ongoing discussions about the distribution and overlap of powers.

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