Hezbollah stored explosive material from 2016 in Germany, says minister

 Interior minister of the southern German state of Baden-Württemberg Thomas Strobl confirmed on Friday that the Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah stored ammonium nitrate, a chemical that the Shi’ite entity has used for bombs to murder civilians in plots across the globe.

"The stored cold packs were brought out of Germany in 2016," said Strobl, according to a regional German newspaper.

 

He added that "There are no findings or indications that the local cold pack storage is related to the storage in the Port of Beirut."

Last month, a devastating explosion rocked Beirut Port, killing 191 people and injuring more than 6,000.

The port contained nearly 3,000 tons of ammonium nitrate, which can be used as a fertilizer or to make explosives, and was lodged at the harbor for six years.

Hezbollah operatives have used ammonium nitrate for terrorist plots in France, Britain, Cyprus and Bulgaria. READ MORE