Local sources reported that a fire broke out in one of the headquarters of the Lebanese "Hezbollah" militia in the eastern countryside of Hama, yesterday, Tuesday, amid accusations against the "National Defense" militia of being behind it.

According to "Ain al-Furat" local network, a fire broke out in the headquarters of Hezbollah military vehicles on the outskirts of the town of "Hammadi Omar", east of Hama.

The network added that the fire broke out at about one o'clock in the afternoon, after which the militia imposed a security cordon in the area, noting that the fire resulted in the injury of three members of the Lebanese "Hezbollah" militia.

It pointed out that Hezbollah accused the National Defense Militia of starting the fire, in light of the tension between the two parties.

It is noteworthy that clashes take place from time to time between Hezbollah militia and the Iranian militia on the one hand, and the National Defense Militia of the regime, due to the dispute over royalties and thefts.