Former Lebanese actress Mia Khalifa imposed the blast responsibility

Beirut : Former Lebanese adult actress Mia Khalifa has blamed the Beirut bombing on the Iranian-backed militant group Hezbollah.

Mia Khalifa, a former Lebanese-born adult actress based in the United States, has been active on Twitter since the horrific bombing in Beirut, not only expressing her feelings about the blast but also sharing posts that help. Or blood donations have been appealed.

In a tweet after the blast, Mia Khalifa addressed Beirut, saying, "Beirut, my heart is always with you."

Beirut, my heart is always with you ♥️

— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) August 4, 2020

Retweeting a video, Mia Khalifa said Lebanon did not deserve the pain.

Lebanon doesn’t deserve this suffering https://t.co/KaCdbi85ZO

— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) August 4, 2020

Mia Khalifa also expressed outrage at the blast as the result of a fire in a fireworks display, saying, "Fireworks? Who is more disrespectful in God's eyes, me or Hezbollah? You are so bad." The people of Lebanon deserve better than you. "

“Fireworks”?!!!!! Who’s more disgraceful in the eyes of god, me or hezbollah?

You’re disgusting and the lebanese people deserve better. https://t.co/7goXtfj6b3

— Mia K. (@miakhalifa) August 4, 2020

In an Instagram post, Mia Khalifa lashed out at Hezbollah, accusing it of hiding explosives on Lebanese soil and then calling it a fireworks display.

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Not Hezbollah lying to the Lebanese people about hiding explosives on our soil, saying this blast was caused by FIREWORKS. Fireworks?! Let me say this once and say it clearly: You are a disgrace and the Lebanese people deserve better. You will never meet Allah because the eyes of god will see who you truly are, and no amount of sex a woman can have will ever out-haram the inhumanity, suffering, and crimes you inflict on the Lebanese people. There’s a link in my bio for ways to help.

A post shared by Mia K. (@miakhalifa) on Aug 4, 2020 at 10:33am PDT

It is believed that a terrible explosion has taken place in the Lebanese capital Beirut. The blast in Beirut was so intense that the windows of houses and offices were shattered in areas up to 10 kilometers away, nearby buildings and vehicles were destroyed, and city buildings are in ruins. It was initially reported that the blast took place at a fireworks factory near the port of Beirut, the first of which was followed by another large explosion, which completely destroyed the port.

Lebanon's director general of public security says the blast in Beirut was not caused by a fireworks factory, but by a highly explosive device that had been lying around for years.

Al Jazeera TV says the blast was caused by sodium nitrate, which was unloaded from a ship a few years ago and stored in the port's warehouse.

There are also reports that the Lebanese prime minister's wife, daughter and staff members were slightly injured in the blast.