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The article contains no information confirming that Lebanon has a publicly announced national plan to deal with a potential naval blockade of the ports of Beirut and Tripoli, while questions about emergency stockpiles and alternative transport plans remain without clear official answers. It warns that even a threat to maritime traffic could raise insurance costs and delay shipments, putting the availability of food, wheat, fuel and medicines at risk and putting pressure on prices and essential services. It notes that land crossings could be an alternative if circumstances allow, but the rules of international law that protect civilians do not, on their own, guarantee the continued arrival of supplies.
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