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Associated Press (@AP) senior video producer for Lebanon and Syria. Reach me at mharb at ap dot org.
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Aumenta el interés por las ruinas submarinas de Tiro tras la guerra entre Israel y Hezbollah

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By Malak Harb Verified
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TIRO, Líbano (AP) — Bajo las aguas del Mediterráneo frente a la ciudad de Tiro, algunos buzos pasan junto a muros de piedra, estructuras antiguas y una calzada sumergida, vestigios de partes de una ciudad que alguna vez se alzó sobre el agua en el sur de Líbano.
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Aumenta el interés por las ruinas submarinas de Tiro tras la guerra entre Israel y Hezbollah

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By Malak Harb Verified
| Aol Verified
TIRO, Líbano (AP) - Bajo las aguas del Mediterráneo frente a la ciudad de Tiro, algunos buzos pasan junto a muros de piedra, estructuras antiguas y una calzada sumergida, vestigios de partes de una ciudad que alguna vez se alzó sobre el agua en el sur de Líbano.
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Tyre’s ruins survived the strikes. Now divers are finding their way back underwater

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By Malak Harb Verified
| Santa Maria Times Verified
TYRE, Lebanon — Beneath the Mediterranean waters off the southern Lebanese city of Tyre, divers swim past stone walls, ancient structures and a submerged road — remnants of parts of a city that once stood above the water. With a shaky ceasefire in place after the latest Israel-Hezbollah war, visitors are returning to Tyre, a city known for its Roman ruins and its much older Phoenician history.
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