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Guy: Israel, Hezbollah violating Resolution 1701

Source: NOW Lebanon
Beirut : Lebanon | 19 days ago  
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Antigua-flagged Francop vessel docks at the port of Ashdod
At a ceremony held by the Mines Advisory Group (MAG) in Tyre on Saturday, British Ambassador to Lebanon Frances Guy said that both Israel and Hezbollah are violating UN Security Council Resolution 1701, adding that the presence of arms in South Lebanon is to blame.
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