Iraq says its tip to Lebanon leads to the destruction of an amphetamine factory
The announcement late Monday came a month after the Lebanese army issued a statement about the discovery of a drug factory in Yammoune village in the eastern Bekaa Valley with large amounts of drugs inside.
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