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Lebanese clashes shift to mountains
iht.com May 11, 2008
The fighting, in the Chouf Mountains overlooking Beirut, followed overnight clashes in the northern city of Tripoli that left at least two people dead and five wounded, according to security officials. ... Residents leaving their neighborhood for a safe place after heavy...
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- War, Terrorism & Civil Disorder,
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- Intra-state Wars,
- Middle East Terrorist Groups,
- Religion,
- Civil War,
- Defense & Security Forces,
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