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Beirut 2020 BLAST: Chemicals involved just a FRACTION of original shipment – FBI probe (Report)

An FBI report from October 2020, seen by Reuters this week, estimates that 552 tonnes of ammonium nitrate exploded on August 4th last year – approximately ONE FIFTH the amount (2,754 tonnes) that arrived on a Russian-leased cargo ship some 7 years before in Beirut.

The findings add to the suspicion that much of the cargo has gone MISSING. With the anniversary of the explosion approaching many questions remain unanswered – including how such a huge quantity of ammonium nitrate was left unsafely stored in a capital city for years.

An FBI spox referred Reuters to the Lebanese authorities when pressed for a detailed response.

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>>89339

Desting . . . . Found something for the 11th August about fema 👀

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The State Department foia website released 1131 documents today. Including a bunch of stuff on Covid, and some stuff on Burisma and Ukrainian energy firms. Let’s take a look 👀.

https://t.co/7zcn9lWbNN?amp=1

https://twitter.com/15poundstogo/status/1421170484813647878?s=21

Malfunction of newly arrived Russian module tilts International Space Station 45 degrees. New module misfired thrusters after being docked. Situation is ongoing. NASA is working on a fix, cancels uncrewed Boeing Starliner launch.

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Very destin plane movements 👀

We are at the PRECIPICE! 🇺🇸🦅

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👀👀 Naval base at Gitmo in training 🤔

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https://www.facebook.com/243808672021/posts/10159672116092022/?d=n

Looks like the U.S. House is leaving in a hurry