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Lebanese Army reinforcements have been spotted at several entrances to Beirut’s southern suburbs, but the Hezbollah-Amal Movement political duo has not issued any decision to gather or protest
Calls have been issued on social media for marches to start from the Al-Mashrafiyah Bridge in the southern suburbs, starting at 8:00 PM this evening, in protest against the cabinet session and in support of Hezbollah's weapons.
Member of Hezbollah's Political Council, Ghaleb Abu Zeinab, told Al Jazeera: All of our ministers withdrew from the cabinet session in protest against the government's insistence on discussing the arms control plan.
According to Al-Hadath: Ministers affiliated with the Amal and Hezbollah movements are considering resigning from the government if the arms restriction plan is approved.
The sounds heard in the western sector are due to army explosions in Wadi Hassan opposite the town of Zebqin, of bombs and shells left over from the recent Israeli aggression on the south, and there is no raid on the area.
A series of violent raids on several areas in the south, and the sounds of Israeli military vehicles were heard in the vicinity of the Raheb Center and Tallet Shawat on the border with Aita al-Shaab.
Lebanese Presidency: Macron will send former French Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian to Beirut within days to discuss reconstruction and support for the army.
A large fire broke out in a forest area between the towns of Tambourit and Zaghdraya. Civil defense teams are working to extinguish it with difficulty due to the ruggedness of the area.