The Blast Episode 3: Who left dangerous explosives in Beirut port for six years?

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The Blast Episode 3: Who left dangerous explosives in Beirut port for six years?

Host, Finbar Anderson, is joined by Beirut colleague Sunniva Rose to visit Beirut port, meet officials and workers

Finbar Anderson

03 August, 2021

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Updated: November 11, 2021, 12:19 PM

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