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Bassil's Legal Rep Denies Allegations
The Lebanese Public Prosecutor's Office has concluded its investigation into the ships used for electricity production, confirming that these ships were neither leased nor owned through rental agreements. Instead, they are floating power plants from which electricity is purchased directly at a cost lower than importing energy from Syria or from other old plants in Lebanon. It was also noted that the government pays for the energy after it is produced and distributed, without paying any rental fees. The investigation cleared the leader of the Free Patriotic Movement, Gebran Bassil, of any responsibility or involvement in the case, and the file was closed in his favor. The authorities emphasized that repeated false allegations are being corrected through the judiciary and official documents, and a legal complaint has been filed against journalist Hadi Al-Amin to hold him accountable for spreading incorrect information.
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