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الشرق الأوسط
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A hole and tunnel have been discovered in the Fanar - North Metn area of Lebanon. It is believed they were dug in search of gold rather than for security purposes, although concerns remain about possible links to illegal activities or Hezbollah networks. The total length of the tunnel is approximately 13 meters, surrounded by several individual excavations, and it did not contain any weapons or military equipment. The incident has raised political and public concern, especially given the presence of other tunnels associated with Hezbollah and fears that this tunnel could be used for illegal or military purposes. Parties have called for a comprehensive survey of the area to ensure security and to determine the true purpose of the excavation.
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