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Lebanon's "Dead Mail" Truck and Smuggling
Details of the explosive shipment seized in Lebanon reveal a large-scale smuggling operation from Syria to Lebanon using the "dead mail" method. In this process, shipments are left at specific points without either party knowing each other's identities or the final destination, making it difficult to apprehend those involved. Investigations showed that the shipment in Dahr Al-Baidar contained highly explosive materials such as TNT and C4. The use of nails and metal balls suggests intentions to target Israeli forces or carry out assassinations within Lebanon. A military source also indicated that shipments usually arrive at warehouses in the Bekaa Valley before being transferred to other locations. The Lebanese army has tightened border controls with Syria and is cooperating with the Syrian side to track smugglers, but there are concerns about the presence of additional shipments that have not yet been intercepted.
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