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President Aoun accepted it in June 2020.[284] Naddaf then contacted the Cassation Public Prosecutor, Ghassan Oueidat, who instructed Naddaf to summon and interrogate two port officials, who provided additional details about the ammonium nitrate in hangar 12.[285] The report indicates that Naddaf continuously apprised Oueidat of the progress of the investigation by phone.[286] Naddaf wrote that he concluded his investigation on June 1, 2020 and referred a copy to the Cassation Public Prosecution and another to the General Directorate of State Security.[287] The stamp on the document indicates that the report was sent to the General Directorate of State Security on June 3, 2020.[288] On June 1, Oueidat instructed Naddaf to instruct the port authority to provide security for hangar 12, appoint a warehouse keeper, and fix the doors and walls.[289] Saliba relayed Oueidat’s instructions to the port authority in a request on June 4, 2020 that states: Commission whoever needed at the Port of Beirut to secure guards to hangar 12, to appoint a warehouse manager to the abovementioned hangar, to ensure the maintenance of all the doors, and to close the cavity/hole in the southern wall and the other cavities if present, in addition to closing all the doors tightly due to the presence of hazardous material, "Ammonium Nitrate" which is used to manufacture explosives.[290] A port authority stamp confirms they received the document on June 4, 2020.[291] Saliba told Human Rights Watch that he first informed Caretaker Prime Minister Diab about the ammonium nitrate on June 3, 2020 (see “Higher Defense Council” section below).[292] In an interview with Human Rights Watch on June 8, 2021, Caretaker Prime Minister Diab said that he did not speak with Saliba on June 3, 2020 about the ammonium nitrate, but that his advisor informed him about hazardous materials at the port and that that same evening he asked the head of the ministerial guard, Colonel Mohammad Abdallah to task Saliba’s men with preparing a report about the material within days.[293] Saliba told Human Rights Watch that Diab did not ask for such a report.[294] However, it is not clear why Saliba did not send Diab Naddaf’s finalized report

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