Investigation into Batroun’s First Arms Delivery

The article discusses the history of the arrival of the first shipments of weapons to the youth of the Kataeb Party in the Batroun area during the Lebanese Civil War. It begins in the late 1970s and covers secret deals and negotiations with arms traders from Baalbek and the surrounding region. Weapons were smuggled and stored in monasteries away from security forces' eyes, and were used to train fighters and as reserves for battles. The article details the smuggling operations, storage, and financing, emphasizing the importance of these arms in supporting the Kataeb during the war.

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