Lebanon
Hezbollah Explosives Case: No Lawyer, Foreign Woman Involved
Lebanese Army intelligence interrogates two detainees in the Baalbek explosives seizure case. Reports indicate no party lawyer was appointed and a foreign national's phone was used in the transport operation.

MTV website sources reported that Army Intelligence listened to the two detainees in the case of the explosives shipment seized at the Dar al-Baydar checkpoint.
The information indicated that "no political party intervened in the case of the detainees, no lawyer was appointed for them, and only investigators met with them."
MTV website sources revealed that the wife of one of the detainees is of foreign nationality and her phone was used in the explosives transport operation. The detainees insist they do not know who handed them the shipment, named "Sajid," or who will receive it from them, named "Dhu al-Fiqar."
On another note, MTV website sources indicate that the Information Branch received a copy of the investigation report regarding the explosives shipment seized on a donkey's back.
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