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Interest Increases in the Underwater Ruins of Tyre After the War Between Israel and Hezbollah

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TIRO, Lebanon (AP) — Under the waters of the Mediterranean opposite the city of Tyre, some divers pass by stone walls, ancient structures and a submerged road, vestiges of parts of a city that once rose up...

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TIRO, Lebanon (AP) — Under the waters of the Mediterranean opposite the city of Tyre, some divers pass by stone walls, ancient structures and a submerged road, vestiges of parts of a city that once rose up...

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In the Mediterranean waters off the southern Lebanese city of Sur (also known as Tyre), divers are navigating stone walls, ancient structures and a sunken causeway, the remains of a city that once stood above water. With a shaky ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese Hezbollah movement, visitors are returning to a site known for ruins from ancient Rome and an even older Phoenician history, writes the AP.

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