Same question for the US embassy, who has supervised through the US military a search at the port to look for Hezbullah weapons. They did find the ammonium nitrate, but did not raise any red flag to the Lebanese army or the Lebanese government of any immediate danger.

Lebanese citizen Qassem Hegazi was arrested in Paraguay by Paraguayan forces at the request of the US Embassy after the US Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control listed an order for Hegazi's arrest

He is still in detention and has not been deported to USA yet.

USA has been targeting since early this decade all Shia businessmen in America and Africa, in an alleged campaign to stop money laundering.

His brother, Shadi Higazi, wad investigated and charged in 2004 with similar crimes, which were eventually dropped
https://www.upi.com/Top\_News/US/2021/08/25/United-States-sanctions-Paraguayan-money-laundering-network/6471629864690/

Mazen Al-Atat was detained in France for 3 years without trial because he refused to make a deal with the Americans in which he recognizes the non-existent link between hezbollah and money laundering Colombian drug money. (1/2)

https://ejmagnier.com/2021/08/26/france-giving-in-to-us-accusation-of-hezbollah-and-complicit-in-illegal-deportation-of-a-lebanese-citizen/

...The DEA officials wouldn’t accept less than an explicit accusation and involvement of Hezbollah in the entire operation. This sets a precedent for the French judiciary, which appears to have been affected by the submission of French politicians to US pressure. (2/2)

Special Forces in the ISF confiscated a large hidden underground reservoir illegally storing fuel, owned by Jamal Othman, in Al Badawi.

In a social campagin by Israeli state-funded TV:

“Every baby aborted is a soldier not born.”

In a new bust from the properties of Lebanese Forces party official Ibrahim Sakr, the Lebanese army found a tank containing 54,000 liters of diesel and a 12-ton cooking gas tank. The seizures were confiscated.

https://laf.page.link/2kTy

10's of people gathered in downtown Beirut's Gibran Khalil Gibran Park to protest cancer patients' inability to obtain medication required for their treatment owing to drug shortages in the country.

About 220 thousand beneficiaries per month receive remittances from their families abroad through Western Union.

The total value of incoming transfers from abroad per month is about 120 million USD.

70% of these transfers are worth less than $500.

The Lebanese Ministry of Energy: "Emirates National Oil" wins the first tender to replace 84,000 tons of crude oil from Iraq (for something useful in Lebanon).

Full details: https://bintjbeil.org/post/44936/