❗️In midst of ongoing Israeli attacks, Lebanese judiciary charges Hezbollah members over seized defensive military cargo The Lebanese military judiciary indicted eight individuals linked to Hezbollah following the seizure of a military shipment carrying explosives at the Dahr al-Baydar checkpoint in early October. Naharnet reports that state prosecutors referred the defendants to a military investigative judge on charges of possessing unauthorized weapons, forming unlawful groups, and undermining state security, escalating legal pressure on the Lebanese resistance as it counters ongoing aggression by the Israeli occupation. The legal proceedings stem from a 5 October interception by internal security forces in the Bekaa Valley, where a transport vehicle containing tactical explosive materials was impounded while en route toward Beirut. Hezbollah senior official and lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah confirmed in a public address that the confiscated logistical equipment and military assets belong to the Lebanese resistance, emphasizing that the material was strictly designated for front-line operations against Israeli military positions occupying southern Lebanese territory. Rejecting the judicial charges and political framing of the seizure, Hezbollah demanded the immediate release of the detained drivers and the prompt return of the defense equipment. Resistance leadership affirmed that attempts to intercept military supplies weaken national defense capabilities at a critical juncture, reiterating that protecting logistical infrastructure remains essential to defending Lebanese sovereignty against persistent strikes and violations by the Israeli military.