Photo of the shells found in Burj Hammoud, released by State Security. (Credit: NNA)
The General Directorate of State Security announced on Sunday that its teams had seized “three 120mm artillery shells” in a building in the Burj Hammoud neighborhood, in eastern Beirut. The statement specified that the shells “were not equipped with explosive charges,” and that “one of them bore inscriptions in Hebrew.”
The patrol that carried out the operation subsequently handed the site over to the Lebanese Army’s special bomb disposal unit, which removed the shells. No information was provided regarding any arrests following the discovery.
The General Directorate of State Security announced on Sunday that its teams had seized “three 120mm artillery shells” in a building in the Burj Hammoud neighborhood, in eastern Beirut. The statement specified that the shells “were not equipped with explosive charges,” and that “one of them bore inscriptions in Hebrew.”The patrol that carried out the operation subsequently handed the site over to the Lebanese Army’s special bomb disposal unit, which removed the shells. No information was provided regarding any arrests following the discovery.Les forces de sécurité saisissent trois obus d’artillerie à Bourj Hammoud...
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