STL President in Beirut, Southern Blast an Old ’’Israeli’’ Remain
The so called masters of Intelligence in the world have fallen as easy preys in the trap of Lebanese resistance intelligence.
In short, as time passes, Hizbullah proves that time of defeats is gone to no return and that victories are a matter of will's war.
While Zionist bodies are wandering in explaining what happened, the USA's Central Intelligence Agency chose the resounding silence to accommodate the shock.
In Lebanon, where parts of intelligence aggressions were uncovered, it is necessary to take a firm position from the huge breach. But is there anybody to listen?
Gov't Seeks US Clarifications
The Lebanese government decided after its Wednesday meeting to seek "clarifications from the US ambassador to Beirut after the resistance had succeeded in exposing CIA agents."
Earlier on Wednesday, Agriculture Minister Hussein Hajj Hassan, told reporters during a ministerial break that this is not the first aggression of its kind on Lebanon ... and cannot be divided from "Israeli" spies."
After the session, Information Minister Walid Daouq clarified that Prime Minister Najib Mikati asked Foreign Minister Adnan Mansour to seek "clarifications from Connelly about media reports that have raised the issue of CIA operatives.
Fadlallah, Moussawi Stress Resistance Victory:
For his part, Head of Telecommunications Committee "Loyalty to Resistance Bloc" MP Hassan Fadlallah stressed that "Lebanese intelligence vanquished US and "Israeli" intelligence in what is now known as the intelligence war."
"Our security apparatus ... has exposed several American and "Israeli" plots on Lebanon," Fadlallah told reporters in parliament.
Calling the Lebanese government to take immediate action, Fadlallah said that "the government must raise the issue with the United Nations and embassies, so that the whole world is aware of what the US embassy in Lebanon is doing."
"The resistance blinded American intelligence eyes," he added.
Similarly, MP Nawaf Moussawi called all the Lebanese to share the resistance in its victory achieved in the face of US intelligence war."
In an interview with "an-Nahar" daily, Moussawi demanded that the Lebanese government reconsider the security agreements signed between the former PM Fouad Siniora's government and the United States in 2006 and 2007."
Viewing that "this aggression constitutes a threat to national Lebanese security as well as Arab security in the face of "Israel" the MP emphasized that "we should not have to deal with the Americans on the base that they are friends after what was uncovered from the infiltration of our country."
"The "Israelis" were seeking to reach the information gathered by the US," he noted clarifying that "as the "Israelis" failed they asked the Americans to help. However, they also failed in turn."
"We are in front of the stage of ending the era of "Israeli" intelligence sovereignty in Lebanon," he added.
Moussawi stressed that "the goals that were collected by U.S. intelligence were to serve the "Israeli" enemy, and a lot of "Israeli" intelligence information collected during July 2006 war was gathered by the Americans."
In the same context, the Lebanese "al-Akhbar" daily reported that Lebanese security officials, who are in touch with the CIA, asserted that U.S. intelligence has reduced the frequency of communication with Lebanese security forces to the minimum during the past three months.
Informing that the CIA used to ask for and send weekly reports to Lebanese security authorities concerning "Qaeda" members, "al-Akhbar" quoted some Lebanese officials as saying that "the CIA indefinitely suspended its work in Lebanon while others point out that some officers of Beirut station no longer respond to calls from their Lebanese counterparts."
"We find their mobile phones closed and we hear only the company's voicemail, saying that the required number is not available," the Lebanese officials explain.
STL President in Lebanon
At another level, Special Tribunal for Lebanon President Judge David Baragwanath started Wednesday his first official visit to Lebanon accompanied by his Vice-President Lebanese Judge Ralph Riachy.
"As-Safir" newspaper has learned that Baragwanath informed the officials whom he visited that "if Lebanon does not abide by financing the Special Tribunal for Lebanon, it will be exposed to international sanctions."
Well-informed sources told "as-Safir" that the STL president tackled seven issues with Lebanese officials regarding the so-called tribunal's transparency.
In turn, Lebanese officials stressed to Baragwanath Lebanon's commitment to international resolutions, emphasizing the need not to politicize the STL's action and to keep all possibilities and hypotheses open during the trials.
At the security level, the Lebanese army announced that the Siddiqin, Southern Village, explosion that took place Tuesday may have been caused by a mine or cluster bomb left over from "Israeli" attacks on Lebanon.
It said in a statement that army units headed to the scene of the blast and conducted a wide search throughout the night and during the day on Wednesday without finding anything.
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Given these findings, the explosion was most likely caused by a mine or a cluster bomb," it concluded.
Meanwhile, Hizbullah issued a statement condemning media reports that claimed that the blast took place at a party headquarter or arms depot, deeming them as "completely baseless."
Source: Lebanese newspapers, Translated and Edited by moqawama.org
