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Outcome of Lebanese Minister of Transport's press conference by June 30, 2024
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Hezbollah•Beirut Airport•Wafiq Safa•British Telegraph•Lebanese Minister of Transport•International Air Transport Association•IATA•Ali Hamie•The Telegraph
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Denial of claims • 33%
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Official statement from Lebanese Ministry of Transport or major news outlets
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Hezbollah Allegedly Turns Beirut Airport into Military Base, Weapons Cache Found, Lebanese Minister to Hold Urgent Press Conference
Jun 23, 2024, 02:30 PM
Hezbollah has allegedly turned Beirut Airport into a military base, according to an airport whistle-blower. Wafiq Safa, Hezbollah's second in command, is reportedly seen frequently at customs, leveraging close ties with airport managers. The British Telegraph newspaper published a report on the discovery of Hezbollah weapons depots at the airport, leading to outrage and an urgent press conference by the Lebanese Minister of Transport. A weapons cache was reportedly found at the airport. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) has reportedly known for years about Hezbollah's activities at the airport. The Lebanese Minister of Public Works and Transport, Ali Hamie, has announced plans to file a lawsuit against The Telegraph for its claims.
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