Beirut Port blast links to Aoun and Hezbollah
The investigation into the Beirut port explosion reveals political and security responsibilities related to the storage of ammonium nitrate in Warehouse 12 for years, with plans to indict more than 70 officials, including former President Michel Aoun, who is suspected of knowing about the dangerous materials and failing to take necessary action. Documents indicate reports submitted by security officials to Aoun prior to the explosion, along with warnings about the hazardous nature of the materials, but officials did not take sufficient measures to remove them. The case begins with the arrival of the shipment in 2013 after a ship's delay, and its storage until the 2020 explosion that claimed over 220 lives. The investigation is nearing the determination of final responsibilities, with the possibility of charges related to negligence and misconduct, and indications of involvement by figures from Hezbollah in the ammonium nitrate shipment, as the search continues into their direct participation.
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