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Lebanese authorities urged the families of people who went missing in Israeli strikes to conduct DNA
Lebanese authorities urged the families of people who went missing in Israeli strikes to conduct DNA tests at specialised centres to identify the remains of loved ones, reports. “To help families of those who went missing following the Israeli aggression on Lebanon and to make the process of identifying victims and their remains smoother,” families should head to centres affiliated with the Judicial Police “to conduct DNA tests”, the police said in a statement.
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 or the TOR network. “Your safety and wellbeing is our foremost consideration,” it said. It asked for individuals’ names, locations, and contact details not associated with their real identities, along with information that could be of interest to the CIA, cautioning that responses were not guaranteed and could take time. Liu Pengyu, a Chinese embassy spokesman, accused the US of waging “an organised and systematic” disinformation campaign against China and said that “any attempts to drive a wedge between the Chinese people and the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) or to weaken their close bond will inevitably fail.” The Russian embassy and Iran’s UN mission did not immediately respond to requests for comment. The CIA’s thirst for intelligence has grown as China expands with Russia and Iran and flexes its regional military muscle. Russia, China, Iran and North Korea are known within the US intelligence community as “hard targets” — countries whose governments are difficult to penetrate.
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