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Rubio and Lebanese President Aoun discuss confiscated Hezbollah explosives

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According to a US official readout relayed by The Jerusalem Post and Middle East Eye, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun about explosives confiscated from Hezbollah. The Jerusalem Post says Rubio urged Aoun to hold accountable those who ordered, financed and directed the shipment of hundreds of kilograms of explosives, and that Aoun was asked to confiscate them. An earlier OSINTdefender post, citing Asharq News, said the call was set for 15 October.

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DetailReportedReported byStatus
What happenedCeasefire or diplomacyAsharq News (via OSINTdefender (X)); The Jerusalem Post; Middle East Eye3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent
PlaceLebanonAsharq News (via OSINTdefender (X)); The Jerusalem Post; Middle East Eye3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent
Who did itMarco RubioAsharq News (via OSINTdefender (X)); The Jerusalem Post; Middle East Eye3 origins listed, counted as 2 independent
TargetLebanese President Joseph AounThe Jerusalem PostOne origin

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