Struger: UNIFIL, Lebanese Army Seized Equipments Transferred from Teir Felsay
UNIFIL Political and Civil Advisor Milos Struger said Friday that UNIFIL, in collaboration with the Lebanese Army, seized equipments from a site in Deir Qanoun al-Nahr village previously suspected of hosting the equipments that were transferred from Teir Felsay.
Struger stressed that UNIFIL received excellent cooperation from the Lebanese Army regarding the ongoing investigations in Teir Felsay”s incident.
"The Lebanese Army put the hand on a truck that was parked in the garage. The truck is being examined now by army and UNIFIL experts," added Struger.
Previously, UNIFIL spokeswoman Yasmine Boziane affirmed that UNIFIL was continuing to investigate the Teir Felsay”s incident in close collaboration with the Lebanese Army.
Boziane told the National News Agency that UNIFIL was still in the stage of analyzing information in order to investigate the facts and form a conclusion about the incident and its reasons. She also said that the investigation is ongoing in order to redeem items that may have been moved from the incident”s site.
Boziane advised of waiting for the investigation results before uttering any judgments, reiterating that UNIFIL”s operations region is free of any armed members or weaponry except those belonging to UNIFIL and the Lebanese Army.
The UNIFIL spokeswoman said that the United Nations stance regarding the Israeli violations of the Lebanese airspace is very clear and that this act represents a violation for Resolution 1701 and Lebanon”s sovereignty.