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🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 Updated list of the Hezbollah operatives implicated in the Dahr al-Baidar explosives case:
1. Haitham Ahmad Amhaz (1981), detained, involved in transporting the explosives.
2. Ali Shawqi al-Kurdi (2001), detained in connection with the shipment.
3. Ibrahim Khodr Habib (1965), alias Sajed, sender of the explosives.
4. Bilal Fadl Sabouri, alias Zulfiqar, intended recipient.
5. Mohammad Safi Ayoub (1989), assisted with transportation and logistical arrangements.
6. Mohammad Haidar Zaiter (1998), accompanied the shipment in an escort vehicle.
7. Mohammad Abdullah Hazimeh (1983), identified as the owner of a vehicle involved in the operation.
8. Yelena Novo Bghvini Krishinova (1987), Russian national and wife of Amhaz, accused of facilitating aspects of the operation.
9. Abdul Muttalib Nassar (1974), alias Abu Haydar, drove the Kia escorting the explosives shipment in a Dodge Caravan.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 “Abu Haydar” has been identified as Abdul Muttalib Nassar, a Hezbollah operative in Dahr al-Baidar explosives shipment case. Nassar drove the Kia vehicle escorting Haitham Amhaz and Ali al-Kurdi as they transported the explosives in a Dodge Caravan.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 Investigators identified a Hezbollah operative known as “Abu Haydar,” the ninth charged suspect in the Hezbollah explosives case and are examining shipment instructions received through Yelena Krishinova's phone. Surveillance footage captured an escort vehicle, and confirm the shipment's destination was Msharafieh in Dahieh.
🌲 - 🇱🇧 The Lebanese Army arrested 7 Lebanese nationals and 99 Syrians during security operations across Lebanon. The arrests included suspects involved in shootings, smuggling and grave robbery, alongside the leader of an armed gang in Laylaki, Dahieh, accused of robberies, extortion, assaults and fraud. Weapons, ammunition and drugs were seized, while the 99 Syrians were detained for illegal entry or lacking legal documents.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🇮🇱 The UAV spotted by LebanonJets over central Beirut today appears to be an Israeli Aeronautics Orbiter 5, a long-endurance surveillance drone. This is not its first appearance, a similar UAV was documented over southern Lebanon on November 3, 2025.
🌲 - 🇮🇱🇱🇧🔰 The Israeli military announced that troops from its 769th Brigade discovered weapons inside a civilian home in Khiam, southern Lebanon. The IDF also said to have dismantled an explosive drone storage facility and seized rockets, Kalashnikov rifles, ammunition, helmets, protective vests and explosive drones.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🇯🇴✝️🏳️ A Lebanese Forces delegation visited Jordanian Ambassador Walid al-Hadid to offer condolences over the victims of the attack on Saint George Greek Orthodox Church in Hammoud village, Karak Governorate. LF expressed solidarity with Jordan in confronting terrorism and religious extremism.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 Investigators identified a Hezbollah operative known as “Abu Haydar,” the ninth charged suspect in the Hezbollah explosives case and are examining shipment instructions received through Yelena Krishinova's phone. Surveillance footage captured an escort vehicle, and confirm the shipment's destination was Msharafieh in Dahieh.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 Details on the nine Hezbollah members charged in Hezbollah's Dahr al-Baidar explosives shipment case:
1. Haitham Ahmad Amhaz (1981), detained, involved in transporting the explosives.
2. Ali Shawqi al-Kurdi (2001), detained in connection with the shipment.
3. Ibrahim Khodr Habib (1965), alias Sajed, sender of the explosives.
4. Bilal Fadl Sabouri, alias Zulfiqar, intended recipient.
5. Mohammad Safi Ayoub (1989), assisted with transportation and logistical arrangements.
6. Mohammad Haidar Zaiter (1998), accompanied the shipment in an escort vehicle.
7. Mohammad Abdullah Hazimeh (1983), identified as the owner of a vehicle involved in the operation.
8. Yelena Novo Bghvini Krishinova (1987), Russian national and wife of Amhaz, accused of facilitating aspects of the operation.
9. A ninth identified individual, the driver of another escort vehicle, his name remains undisclosed.
Two individuals are detained, while the others are being sought.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🇮🇷 Hezbollah has refused to guarantee that it will stay out of another war involving Iran, according to Al-Akhbar.
The group has given no clear commitment to Lebanese, French, Qatari or other mediators, arguing that advance assurances "would benefit Israel and restrict its military options."
🌲 - 🇱🇧✝️ Lebanese Internal Security Forces identified and arrested two suspects within 24 hours of the vandalism of the Saints' Cemetery in Haret al-Fouar, Zgharta district. The cemetery was targeted yesterday morning, with several religious statues smashed, graves disturbed and cemetery property damaged.
The two suspects, identified by their initials J.H. and A.A., are being questioned as investigations continue.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 Details on the nine Hezbollah members charged in Hezbollah's Dahr al-Baidar explosives shipment case:
1. Haitham Ahmad Amhaz (1981), detained, involved in transporting the explosives.
2. Ali Shawqi al-Kurdi (2001), detained in connection with the shipment.
3. Ibrahim Khodr Habib (1965), alias Sajed, sender of the explosives.
4. Bilal Fadl Sabouri, alias Zulfiqar, intended recipient.
5. Mohammad Safi Ayoub (1989), assisted with transportation and logistical arrangements.
6. Mohammad Haidar Zaiter (1998), accompanied the shipment in an escort vehicle.
7. Mohammad Abdullah Hazimeh (1983), identified as the owner of a vehicle involved in the operation.
8. Yelena Novo Bghvini Krishinova (1987), Russian national and wife of Amhaz, accused of facilitating aspects of the operation.
9. A ninth identified individual, the driver of another escort vehicle, his name remains undisclosed.
Two individuals are detained, while the others are being sought.
🌲 - 🇱🇧◽️ Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea said the Dahr Al-Baidar explosives case must not be limited to prosecuting those caught transporting the shipment, arguing that an operation of this scale requires an organization to finance, coordinate and oversee it. He called for investigators to pursue those responsible behind the operation, criticized delays in implementing government decisions restricting military activity to the state, and reiterated his demand to refer the case to the Judicial Council, saying the criminal charges already filed strengthen the grounds for referral.
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🌲 - 🇱🇧✝️ Residents of Rmeich rallied in support of Father Najib al-Amil after he was summoned for questioning following a dispute over unauthorized construction in the Christian border village.
The controversy began when judicial authorities sought to question residents over building violations. Father Najib intervened, asking that enforcement be postponed because of the Israeli military presence and dangerous security conditions surrounding Rmeich.
During the dispute, a judge interpreted his remarks as suggesting that residents might seek Israeli assistance against Lebanese authorities. The priest rejects this interpretation, maintaining that he was simply warning about the risks facing the village.
Residents gathered to express solidarity with Father Najib, praising his longstanding commitment to their community.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🇮🇷🇺🇸 Hezbollah could be drawn into another war if the Iranian regime faces an existential threat, despite its weakened military capabilities, a senior Lebanese official told The National.
🌲 - 🇱🇧🔰 Tensions between Hezbollah and Nabih Berri's Amal Movement have surfaced in several southern Lebanese towns, despite efforts by both leaderships to preserve their alliance.
Previous incidents include a dispute in Zefta over placing a Hezbollah flag on a former Amal member's coffin, tensions in Houmine al-Fawqa over the removal of an Amal flag and display of an Iranian flag, and conflicting accounts of a confrontation in Arabsalim over Hezbollah's military presence in residential buildings.
Disagreements also extend to Hezbollah's possible participation in another regional war involving Iran. Nevertheless, both organizations continue to affirm their political alliance, with southern Lebanon remaining their principal shared concern.