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Lebanese armed group Hezbollah spent months replenishing its stockpile of rockets and drones, using support from Iran and its own weapons factories to prepare for a new conflict with Israel, six sources familiar with the group’s preparations said.

A DRONE that exploded at a British air base hit a hangar used by top secret US spy planes, The Sun can reveal.

In an official announcement in Tehran on Tuesday, the spokesperson for the Iranian foreign ministry stated that any action by Europeans will be considered an "act of war" and will be met with a response targeting European cities.

Abu Yehya and his two sons were awakened by the sound of bombing early on Monday morning. A dozen explosions, one just a few hundred meters away, forced them out into the streets of Beirut’s southern suburbs.

The MV Rhosus was permitted to enter Beirut’s port with 2,750 tons of potentially explosive ammonium nitrate, even after being inspected by the Lebanese navy, documents reveal. Lebanon’s Armed Forces neglected to include the inspection in a report submitted to the government following the explosion.

The Israeli military carried out multiple barrages of airstrikes in southern Lebanon Wednesday on what it said were Hezbollah weapons storage facilities after a drone strike earlier in the day killed one person and wounded several others, including students on a bus.

In June, Syria’s new interior minister announced on state television that his government had orchestrated a complete crackdown on the drug Captagon.

The arrest in Bulgaria of Igor Grechushkin — whose ship carried chemicals to Lebanon that exploded in 2020 — is viewed as a sign that a long stalled investigation might finally get results.

Igor Grechushkin, who leased the ship that transported chemicals to Lebanon and later exploded, was arrested in Bulgaria after arriving on a flight from Cyprus.

Former President Donald Trump isn't known for doing things on a small scale: This was evident once more on Tuesday in Saudi Arabia, where he enumerated a series of encouraging developments and ambitious plans for a peaceful and prosperous Middle East

Israeli forces intensified their ground actions in Gaza, resulting in the deaths of "several" Hamas militants, as part of an effort to compel the organization to free the remaining hostages

Patricia Raad mentioned that her husband, Michel, dedicated his life to climbing the ranks as an entrepreneur following his move to America from their homeland of Lebanon, accumulating millions that he entrusted to their children

Last week, Israeli airstrikes on several locations in Lebanon killed six people.

On Saturday, Israel initiated a series of retaliatory airstrikes targeting Hezbollah militants after rockets were fired from Lebanon

Lebanon has requested the U.N. to urge Israel to completely pull out from its territory

According to the Department of Justice, Dr. Rasha Alawieh, an assistant professor at Brown University's medical school, was sent back to Lebanon due to having "supportive photos and videos" of Hezbollah leaders on her phone

Lebanon is also still in the throes of a crippling economic crisis, now in its sixth year.

The Israeli military targeted a bomb-making terrorist lab in the West Bank on Sunday and opened fire on suspected Hezbollah fighters as they were moving back into southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of at least 22 individuals, according to officials

Israeli forces in southern Lebanon opened fire on protesters demanding their withdrawal in line with a ceasefire agreement.

Qatar announced that a deal has been made to free an Israeli civilian held hostage and permit Palestinians to go back to northern Gaza

At least three people are dead and 40 others are hurt after Israeli forces opened fire on protesters who breached roadblocks that were set up the day before, Lebanon’s health ministry reported.

Joseph Aoun, 61, Lebanon's army commander, takes the role of president after over two years of the seat being empty and 13 attempts to vote in a leader.

Israel's intelligence network was so deeply embedded in all facets of Hezbollah's leadership that it was aware of senior commander Fuad Shukr's four mistresses and his urgent scheme to marry all of them over the phone, as stated in a recent report

The Syrian foreign ministry issued an order to halt operations after it was claimed that two relatives of the ousted president had secured falsified passports at the embassy