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Lebanese political sources revealed that Hezbollah had sent indirect threats to the government, warning of a security breakdown and popular anger if the Dahr al-Baidar explosives case were referred to the Judicial Council. The sources said the messages were conveyed through the Amal Movement and allied lawmakers in an effort to halt investigations that could lead to arrest warrants for party leaders over the shipment’s transport from Baalbek to Beirut’s southern suburbs. Meanwhile, the embassies of the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia and Japan called for arms and decisions of war and peace to be placed under state control, and for an independent investigation. Hezbollah, in turn, accused the judiciary of being influenced by foreign pressure.
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