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    Asked about the reports over the seizure of an Iranian cargo ship on the coasts of Israel, Muallem said, "Such a thing is not correct and the ship was moving from Syria to Iran and was not carrying any weapons nor the equipment to construct weapons." Hezbollah on Thursday denied the weapons were for them. Full Article at Barking Moonbat Early Warning System
    Such a thing is not correct and the ship was moving from Syria to Iran and was not carrying any weapons nor the equipment to construct weapons.
    – Walid Muallem SOURCE: Barking Moonbat Early Warning System 3 weeks ago
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  1. Hezbollah categorically denies it has any connection with the weapons which the Zionist enemy claims it seized aboard the Francop ship
    SOURCE: Barking Moonbat Early Warning System 3 weeks ago
  2. Unfortunately, some official pirates in the seas, sometimes in the name of the navy, sometimes in the name of inspection, obstruct trade movement between Syria and Iran
    SOURCE: Barking Moonbat Early Warning System 3 weeks ago
  3. The army successfully captured a ship that seems to have come from Iran and was heading to Syria and to Hizbollah. . . Iran and Syria are arming terror organisations, especially Hizbollah and Hamas, and are clearly acting to undermine peace in the Middle East.
    SOURCE: Barking Moonbat Early Warning System 3 weeks ago
  4. We found dozens of containers, with hundreds of tonnes of arms bound for Hezbollah from Iran
    SOURCE: Barking Moonbat Early Warning System 3 weeks ago

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