The member of Hizbullah”s "Loyalty for the Resistance" parliamentary bloc MP Hassan Fadlullah considered on Monday that UNIFIL”s position of announcing that Israel has planted the "spy devices" during its war on southern Lebanon in the summer of 2006 was an "unacceptable act of bias".
During a phone interview with Agence France Presse, Fadlullah said that "what the UNIFIL”s spokesman said regarding the devices that were detected and the date of planting is a presumption of the joint Lebanese Army-UNIFIL investigation that is examining the spy devices planted by the enemy".
Fadlullah added that UNIFIL”s new stance does not help it to perform its role, being an unacceptable act of bias and a stance on the political side of things.
Hizbullah”s MP announced the rejection of Hizbullah for UNIFIL”s bias and its demand for a clarification from UNIFIL.
Fadlullah added: "I believe that official Lebanon was also surprised by that (UNIFIL”s) position because it came instantly after the devices and bombs were discovered and before waiting for a Lebanese International investigation, knowing that there is an investigation conducted by a Lebanese Army-UNIFIL committee,".
"On which basis did the UNIFIL”s spokesman claim that the bombs and devices have been planted since 2006 and how was this fact discovered before any investigation?", concluded the Hizbullah”s MP.