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Hezbollah sharply criticized a statement by the embassies of the United Kingdom, the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan, which called for weapons to be held exclusively by the state and for MPs and political parties to declare their commitment to that principle, as well as for a swift, independent judicial investigation into the Dhahr al-Baydar explosives case. MP Ali Ammar described the statement as interference in Lebanese affairs, while diplomatic sources said it reaffirmed support for the government’s efforts to strengthen state sovereignty. France and Germany were absent from the statement. Analysts said the signatory countries were pushing for practical steps on Hezbollah’s weapons, unlike France, whose approach had warned of the possibility of an internal confrontation.
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