16:38, 16 Augustos 2012 Thursday
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Lebanese clan declares end to abductions
A Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim clan said it had enough hostages and had "halted military operations", signalling it would stage no further abductions.
World Bulletin / News Desk
A Lebanese Shi'ite Muslim clan that has kidnapped a group of Syrian opposition members and a Turkish citizen said on Thursday it had enough hostages and had "halted military operations", signalling it would stage no further abductions.
"At this moment, we halted all military operations on Lebanese territory. This announcement is because we have a sufficient number of Syrians linked to the Free Syrian Army," said Maher al-Meqdad, spokesman for the clan which is demanded the release of a kinsman held in Syria.
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