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Syria says it foiled Hezbollah plot to target Homs oil refinery
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Hezbollah denies the Syrian accusations, reiterating that it does not have any presence on Syrian territory.
Hezbollah denies the Syrian accusations, reiterating that it does not have any presence on Syrian territory.
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