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13-06-2012   14:59
Lebanese security source to AFP: Syrian troops are planting mines inside Lebanese territory
AFP cited security sources as saying on Wednesday,  that Syrian Forces are planting mines inside Lebanese territory – specifically in the area of Masharih Al-Qaa.

The source which remains unknown added that Syrian military infiltrated as deep as 300 meters inside Lebanese lands where it planted the mines around the home of Citizen Mohammad Okail. The source added that the Syrian military left straight after it completed its “mission”.
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