Thread by @0khalodi0

1️⃣Initial information says that the Beirut port explosion was due to an explosion in a large warehouse containing 2,700 tons of high explosive ammonium nitrate.

2️⃣Quick refresh of memory can make you see things clearer
In May 2020, Germany decided to classify Hezbollah a terrorist organization, and the reason was due to finding a larger amount of ammonium nitrate in southern Germany belonging to the Hezbollah .

3️⃣Hezbulla Germany was operating from AlQaim School in a heavy density population center.
Before that, in 2017, the Bolivian authorities raided a large warehouse belonging to Hezbollah, which contained 2.5 tons of ammonium nitrate inside.

4️⃣Prior to that in 2015, Kuwait announced the arrest of a Hezbollah cell called the Abdali cell, which had stored about 20,000 kilograms of explosives, about 500 kilos of ammonium nitrate, and 60 RPG rounds, maps of potential targets

5️⃣Prior to this, in 2012, a Hezbollah member, Hussein Abdullah, was arrested after discovering 8.2 tons of ammonium nitrate in the basement of his home in Larnaca.
In the same year, London seized 3 tons of the same substance, all of which belonged to Hezbollah

6️⃣Before that in 2005, the Lebanese Prime Minister was killed in an explosion of 2.5 tons of ammonium nitrate, the main suspect of which was Hezbollah.
But honestly that's not the whole story

7️⃣Yesterday's explosion site was on of 4 suspected sites for manufacturing and assembling High Accuracy dry fule missiles, High yield Improvised explosive devices and light rockets.

8️⃣Iranian missiles assembly and building near a port, in a football field and two other sites in heavy density population centers, to where the weapons go? To what end are they building such huge quantities of weapons?
Iranian and Lebanese governments must answer these questions