After an article in the British newspaper “The Telegraph” claimed that Hezbollah was storing ammunition at the airport in Beirut, the Lebanese government announced plans to sue the media for defamation. The Minister of Transport vehemently denied the accusations, calling them baseless and urged journalists to investigate further.
According to the report, weapons stored at the airport included unguided rockets, short-range missiles, and various explosives. However, the Air Transport Union in Lebanon denied these claims, calling them false and encouraged journalists to conduct their own investigations. They accused the media of spreading lies and incitement with the intention of causing harm to the country.
This controversy arose after hackers broke into airport screens and left a message for Nasrallah. The situation has heightened tensions and led to increased scrutiny of security measures at the airport. The Lebanese government and airport authorities are working to address these allegations and ensure that safety and security measures are in place.
Amidst all this, discussions have been held about online gambling and other non-related topics. It is essential to stay focused on issues that matter most and address any concerns or allegations with transparency and accountability. Ultimately, truth will prevail, and appropriate action will be taken by authorities.
