Lebanon's Hezbollah chief urges gov't to seek sanctions waiver for Iranian fuel imports
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Lebanon's Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah repeated calls on Monday for the cabinet to seek a sanctions waiver to import Iranian fuel and alleviate crippling shortages.
Nasrallah said the government should make power shortages a priority, adding the total blackout that occurred on Saturday when Lebanon's two largest power plants ground to a halt was like a "clinical death" for the country. (Reporting By Laila Bassam and Maha El Dahan Editing by Chris Reese )
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