As Lebanon’s Troops Deploy, Hezbollah Stays Put in South

01 Sep 2006

Backed by an M113 armored personnel carrier, Lebanese soldiers wearing flak vests and carrying M16 automatic rifles manned a checkpoint at the little crossroads marking the entrance to Al Ghandouriyeh. (Full Story)

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