Two bombs have exploded minutes apart near the Lebanese capital, killing three people and wounding 20 others.
The casualties were travelling on two buses near Bikfaya, a mainly Christian town in the hills north of Beirut.
Initial reports said 12 people had died. Investigators sealed off the area to collect evidence from the wrecks.
The bombings come at a time of acute political tension in Lebanon, and a day before the second anniversary of the killing of former PM Rafik Hariri.
Organisers of a mass rally planned in downtown Beirut on Wednesday to mark the Hariri assassination said there were no plans to cancel it.
WW4 - A GLOBAL, JIHADIST - WAR WILL NOT STOP UNTIL WE NEUTRALIZE IRAN.
They're doing it in Algeria, today, too. And in Thailand, and in Kashmir - and NONE of it has to do with the Bushies or Likudniks or neocons, or big oil, or Halliburton, or Abu Ghraib or Iraq.
They're doing it in Algeria, today, too. And in Thailand, and in Kashmir - and NONE of it has to do with the Bushies or Likudniks or neocons, or big oil, or Halliburton, or Abu Ghraib or Iraq.
ReplyDeleteThey've been doing it for fourteen hundred years. The technology has changed; and, thanks to Mr. ibn Wahhab, the ideology is more unforgiving; and, thanks to the House of Saud, the radicals have for over two centuries had state backing.
And, the names have been changed to protect the guilty.
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