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With UNIFIL under attack, Lebanon says 500 arms depots dismantled

10 June 2025
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With UNIFIL under attack, Lebanon says 500 arms depots dismantled
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Lebanon’s Prime Minister announced that the army has removed over 500 arms depots in the south since the conclusion of the Israel-Hezbollah war. His remarks came during President Joseph Aoun’s visit to Jordan, which is part of his ongoing efforts to strengthen Arab-Lebanese relations. This initiative highlights the government’s focus on regional diplomacy and security following the recent conflict.

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