Hezbollah's Strong Rebuttal to State Arms Monopoly

Hezbollah criticized the Lebanese cabinet's move to monopolize arms, describing it as a 'grave sin' beneficial to Israel. The group attributed the decision to U.S. influence and pledged to ignore it.

Lebanese armed group Hezbollah has denounced the cabinet's decision to establish a state monopoly on arms, labeling the move a 'grave sin' that primarily aids Israel.

In a written statement issued on Wednesday, Hezbollah argued that the decision was heavily influenced by U.S. directives and does not align with the nation's interests.

The group strongly opposed the policy and has resolved to act as if the new regulation does not exist.