Libano - Hezbollah definisce ''tragico incidente'' l'abbattimento dell'elicottero libanese

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Il giorno dopo l'incidente di un elicottero dell'esercito libanese, colpito da colpi d'armi da fuoco mentre sorvolava il sud del paese, il partito sciita Hezbollah emette un comunicato in cui parla di un "tragico e molto doloroso incidente". Non si tratta però di un'ammissione di responsabilità. Molti in Libano accusano il movimento sciita filoiraniano, sostenendo che miliziani inesperti avrebbero aperto il fuoco contro il velivolo, ritenendolo israeliano. Hezbollah si affida comunque alla commissione di inchiesta libanese a cui promette la massima collaborazione.

Haaretz

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