Lebanese resistance refuses any outer activity

The Lebanese national resistance has stressed that its priorities are to liberate parts of south Lebanon that are still under the Israeli occupation, denying to have any security or military role abroad.

Member of the Lebanese parliament Muhammad Raad, who is the chairman of the al-Wafaa bloc for the Lebanese resistance told the Lebanese TV on Saturday:" we ask those who claim that to give just one evidence proving their claim." On the other hand, the Lebanese army leadership has warned the Lebanese citizens against landmines and explosives left by the Israeli forces on the Lebanese territories before their pullout in may,. 2000.

In a statement, the Leadership called on citizens not to touch weapons, ammunition, or " suspected bodies," especially in south Lebanon and the western Bekaa.

The Israeli occupation forces left behind it in south Lebanon more than 130,000 anti vehicles and personnel mines and hundreds of unexploded shells.