Report: Hezbollah uses Beirut airport to store Iranian weapons

By Yoni Weiss

Lebanese whistleblowers claimed Hezbollah was using Beirut International Airport to store a large cache of Iranian weapons, according to a report from the Telegraph on Sunday.

The Iran-backed terrorist group reportedly uses Beirut-Rafic Hariri International Airport to store various weapons, including ballistic missiles, unguided artillery rockets and laser-guided anti-tank missiles. Whistleblowers also claim that a highly explosive and toxic white powder known as RDX is stored at the airport.

An airport employee, speaking to the Telegraph, described the arrival of these weapons in “mysterious large crates” on flights from Iran. “When they started arriving at the airport, my friends and I were scared because we knew something strange was happening,” he said, emphasizing the seriousness of the situation.

Whistleblowers have noted a significant increase in such shipments from Iran since the start of the Gaza war. The escalation has raised fears that the airport could become a military target if conflict breaks out between Israel and Hezbollah.

“If they continue to import these goods that I am not allowed to check, I really believe that I will die from the explosion or I will die from Israel bombing 'these goods,'” said one launcher. 'alert. “It’s not just us; these are ordinary people, people who come and go, who go on vacation. If the airport is bombed, Lebanon is finished.