Hezbollah Denies Link to Hula Nitrate
A report addresses Hezbollah's denial of any connection to large quantities of ammonium nitrate stored in Hula on the border with Israel, after it was discovered by UNIFIL forces. Sources confirm that the estimated 4 tons of material do not belong to the party’s stockpiles. Israel, which has taken control of the area and suggested that the substance could be used to blow up buildings, links the presence of the nitrate to previous allegations denying Hezbollah’s involvement in the Beirut port explosion. However, no evidence has been found to suggest Hezbollah's involvement. The issue sparks controversy over whether Israel plans to use the material for demolition or bombings, while Hezbollah denies any ties and considers the accusations a smear campaign aimed at tarnishing its image.
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