Nobody wanted to open fire on a horse

A member of the "strong group of the republic," MP Fadi Saad, said that "no one wanted to open fire on Minister Bsaab, and the advanced forces are to know if it is natural that he there are smuggling operations in this form and that there are 136 illegal pbadages in Lebanon does not work on the closure, knowing that their positions are exposed and known and clear as the sun.

"Our ministers will not oppose the government's decision to close the crossings," he said during an intervention on the OTV news program. "It is the duty of the cabinet to place the issue of controlling illegal crossings and smuggling operations in its priorities."

"It's not enough for the government to make a decision, but what concerns me, as a citizen and MP, is the closure of these crossings," he said, noting that "nobody did not want Whether it was directly or indirectly, the minister responsible for illegal crossings was the one who decided to respond to Mr. Geagea's comments. "

"When Minister Bu Saab goes on the ground of resolution 1701 and makes a statement contradicting sovereignty and resolution 1701, we will criticize him and attack him," he said, adding that " when Minister Bou Saab was invited to the meeting of the Defense Committee in the House of Representatives to clarify a certain position,.

"We have not neglected him on the issue of closing the crossing points, he is not solely responsible for this file, the responsibility lies with the government, including our ministers, and what worry, that's the result.

As for Bousab's remarks, "there should be someone who would pbad on words to Dr. Samir Geagea". Saad pointed out that "this is not true because Dr. Geagea is following all the cases, he is well informed, and we, as ministers and deputy ministers, are also deliberating in the Council of Ministers," he said. The agenda of the Council of Ministers is aware of all the decisions taken during the sessions of the Government.