Jfeed Lebanon Implements Emergency Measures Against Militant Drone Components
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- •Lebanese authorities have ordered a blockade on specific tech components to prevent drone assembly.
- •Hezbollah is suspected of using optical fibers to manufacture explosive drones for attacks.
- •Intensive inspections are causing significant delays at major Lebanese shipping terminals.
In response to intelligence warnings, Lebanese authorities have ordered a nationwide blockade on specific technological components entering the country, particularly specialized optical fibers. These components are believed to be used by Hezbollah to manufacture explosive drones for cross-border attacks against Israel. The crackdown follows reports of non-state militias assembling drones using parts arriving at the Port of Beirut. New security protocols have been implemented, requiring exhaustive inspections of all incoming freight and luggage. The situation has escalated, leading to significant delays at major shipping terminals. The emergency measures are expected to remain in place indefinitely as authorities aim to disrupt the supply chains for these weapons systems.
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