Investigations are underway into seized explosives shipments in Lebanon, with the Prime Minister vowing to prosecute those involved, raising questions about their origin and purpose.

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There is a strong demand for a thorough investigation into the explosives shipment, with calls for accountability for all involved and concerns about state sovereignty.

A Hezbollah MP suggested that if the explosives belonged to them, it would be related to resistance against Israel, implying legitimacy for such shipments.

The Lebanese army confirmed the seizure of explosives, highlighting efforts to prevent smuggling from Syria.

Authorities are investigating the intercepted explosives truck, with questions raised about its origin, destination, and the purpose of the materials.

There is significant concern and ongoing investigation into the discovery of explosives, with questions raised about their origin and purpose, and potential links to Hezbollah.

Political figures are discussing the impact of the amnesty law and the potential for international support missions to strengthen state authority and curb Hezbollah's influence.

Some voices criticize Hezbollah's influence, suggesting that internal security incidents might be messages of intimidation from the group.

There is significant concern that the seized explosives, potentially linked to Hezbollah, could be a message of internal intimidation or intended for political assassinations, highlighting a real test for state authority.

News sources are reporting on the details of the seizures, including the types of explosives and drugs, and the locations of the operations, often linking them to border security and ongoing investigations.

There is concern and ongoing investigation into the seized explosives, with some suggesting it could be an internal intimidation message from Hezbollah.

Discussions center on the partial abolition of the amnesty law, with some viewing it as incomplete justice and others calling for further investigation.

Investigations are ongoing into explosives found in Daher Al-Baidar and related security incidents, raising questions about state authority.

There are calls for Lebanon to strengthen its state authority and curb Hezbollah's influence, with support from new EU missions.

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Many express concern over the seized explosives, linking them to potential political assassinations, Hezbollah, and questioning the state's ability to control illegal weapons.