Ammonium nitrate found in south reopens explosion case
UNIFIL forces discovered 385 abandoned containers holding approximately 4,000 kilograms of explosive materials, mostly ammonium nitrate, in the town of Hula south of Lebanon during a routine search operation. Reports indicated that the containers bear Hebrew inscriptions, suggesting they may have been used in demolitions carried out by Israel. This discovery comes ahead of the sixth anniversary of the Beirut port explosion, in which ammonium nitrate was primarily involved. Lebanese investigations are still ongoing regarding the source of the materials, with possibilities of Hezbollah’s involvement, especially since the substance is commonly used in explosive manufacturing and nitrogen-based fertilizers.
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