-- Security forces just arrived at the scene.

-- Al Saifi road, in Achrafieh got closed too just now.

-- A long night of protests in Lebanon ( Useless ) and in Iran ( small yet yields potential).

The situation now is under control, but till when?

-- Protesters just attacked and cursed OTV channel reporter, harrasing her then forcing her to leave.

-- A minor incident happened near Al Saifi, where a local forced his way through the blockade and almost rammed a protester.

-- 35 USA soldiers arrived through Hamat airport, to be stationed in the Lebanese embassy in Awkar.

-- USA forces usually use Hamat and Riyak airports to enter Lebanon and deliver supplies to their embassy.

-- Hamat airbase was first used by pro Israel militia, Al Kataebm, then by the Syrian army, and now the American. On books, this airport is closed and unused by the public.

-- The Lebanese army and Lebanese intellegence are not allowed to check their luggage, or boxes that they transport every two weeks to Lebanon using C-17.

-- Picture released by Israel's Channel 12 news shows just how bad the flooding was. Eight F-16 fighter jets were damaged, but all are expected to be repaired and return to operational duty by next week.

🇱🇧💵 -- The official exchange rate is 1515 LL = 1$
-- Market price is 2450 LL = 1$

That's a 61% inflation.

-- Protesters in Sidon city closed all roads and starting setting tents in the middle of the road.

-- On the other hand, in Beirut, the protesters closed the ring bridge.

Protesters around Lebanon chose today to be the day they restart this form of protest, after weeks of inactivity.

-- The number of protesters is small.

Small protests became the new trend in West Asia it seems.

🇮🇱🇱🇧 -- A peronal opinion excuse me.

The dog that barks a lot doesn't bite, and Israel have been nothing more then a barking dog that is deterred.

The bunker meme became old.