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The Lebanese judiciary began pursuing those involved in transporting a shipment of explosives seized last month in Dahr al-Baidar. It questioned the detainees Ali al-Kurdi and Haytham Amhaz, charged 11 others in absentia, and issued search-and-investigation warrants for them. The Maronite Patriarch, Bechara al-Rahi, called for the investigation to be completed free from political wrangling. Hezbollah, meanwhile, condemned a statement by Western embassies calling for a swift, independent judicial process, describing it as interference in Lebanese affairs. Other Lebanese forces, by contrast, voiced support for judicial independence and negotiations with Israel, stressing the need to extend the authority of the state and army and to place all weapons under state control.
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