Family fight uncovers weapons stash as owner admits Hezbollah links
Security forces in Beirut managed to uncover a weapons stockpile inside an apartment in the Raous Naba'a area following a family dispute that resulted in gunfire. The discovery included a stash containing small and medium-sized ammunition, along with rifles and RPG grenades, commonly used in chaos or security operations. The apartment owner admitted to being affiliated with Hezbollah and stated that the weapons did not belong to him; they were transferred to him about 15 days ago at the request of another individual for storage. Investigations are ongoing to identify the requesting party. This incident raises concerns about the proliferation of illegal arms in Beirut neighborhoods, especially as the government efforts to control weapons continue, following decisions made during the war. The area has also been a target of multiple Israeli raids in the past.
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