Warnings precede escalation, and the Dhahr al-Baidar cameras are under scrutiny
Nidaa Al Watan: The Lebanese scene today strongly resembles the atmosphere on the eve of the second of March, the day “Hezbollah,” or, as has become known, the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps wing within the “party,” decided to launch the six rockets, announcing Lebanon’s forcible entry into a new support war. For days, Beirut has been receiving warning messages from…
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Warnings precede the escalation and cameras under the microscope
Nidaa Al Watan: It resembles the Lebanese scene today, to a large extent, the atmosphere of the second of March, the day the "Party of God" decided to launch the six rockets, announced the introduction of Lebanon into a new war. Since days, Beirut has received warning messages from...
Warnings precede the escalation and high-resolution cameras under the microscope
Nidaa Al Watan: It resembles the current Lebanese atmosphere closely, almost exactly, on the eve of the second of March, the day the Hezbollah, or as it is now known, the Iranian-backed faction within the
