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(NOW Lebanon) The French Defense Ministry has information about Hizbullah's arms supply route to Lebanon through Syria, the French newspaper Le Figaro reported on Tuesday. Hizbullah has three logistics units that specialize in weapons transport: Unit 108, based in Damascus, is responsible for transporting arms and ammunition within Syria to arms storage units in Halab, Homs and Tartous. Unit 112 delivers arms to Hizbullah caches in Lebanon and supplies ammunition to Hizbullah in the Bekaa Valley. Unit 100 transports Hizbullah fighters and Iranian experts between Lebanon, Syria and Iran through Damascus airport. 2010-10-26 09:40:34Full Article
Report Reveals Alleged Hizbullah Arms Supply Route
(NOW Lebanon) The French Defense Ministry has information about Hizbullah's arms supply route to Lebanon through Syria, the French newspaper Le Figaro reported on Tuesday. Hizbullah has three logistics units that specialize in weapons transport: Unit 108, based in Damascus, is responsible for transporting arms and ammunition within Syria to arms storage units in Halab, Homs and Tartous. Unit 112 delivers arms to Hizbullah caches in Lebanon and supplies ammunition to Hizbullah in the Bekaa Valley. Unit 100 transports Hizbullah fighters and Iranian experts between Lebanon, Syria and Iran through Damascus airport. 2010-10-26 09:40:34Full Article
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