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A top military official said the explosion in Beirut was likely powered by highly explosive materials that had been confiscated and stored at the city's port. The blast killed at least 70 people and left thousands injured. Here's the latest:https://trib.al/43pD1NT
"This is a great national disaster," Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab said. "Beirut is grieving," adding that there will be "accountability" for those who are deemed responsible for Tuesday's blast.https://www.npr.org/2020/08/04/898969935/massive-explosion-rocks-beirut-damaging-buildings-and-shattering-windows …
Sigh.....
My sentiments exactly.
Terrible.
Not the best idea storing so many explosives so close to a major city.
FERTILIZER
The boats are constantly moving in this area. Look at Google Earth history from 2013 until now. They move. No way Beirut would move around a docked boat full of explosives. This is from 2016pic.twitter.com/gUsKhNragu
Then why is trump announcing to the world it was a bomb?
"Highly explosive material" = bomb, no?
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