Investigation of Alleged Hezbollah Weapon Storage at Beirut Airport
Recently, the Beirut International airport came under scrutiny after a Telegraph article claimed that Hezbollah was using the airport to store weapons without any evidence to back these allegations. In response, the Lebanese government organized a tour of the airport for journalists and diplomats to debunk these claims.
During the tour, reporters inspected cargo facilities and hangars where goods are unloaded, including Amazon packages and luxury beverages. Despite the alarming accusations, airport workers remained unfazed, emphasizing that they were only responsible for unloading goods.
Concerns were raised about the safety of airport workers in the face of potential conflict with Israel. However, airport officials emphasized that they adhere to international standards, utilizing surveillance cameras and scanners to prevent illegal activities.
As tensions between Lebanon and Israel escalate, the Telegraph article adds fuel to the fire, with both parties on edge about the possibility of a full-scale war. Despite these heightened tensions, the truth behind the alleged weapon storage at the Beirut airport remains uncertain.