Lebanese News and Updates

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❗️ Israeli aggression in Beirut has started

Locals from nearby towns who were seeking refuge in Rmeish were kicked out and leaving the town under the protection of the Lebanese army

🇮🇶🇺🇸| The Iraqi resistance have reportedly shot down an American MQ-9 drone above Basra, Iraq. 13th reportedly now between Iran and Iraq @FotrosResistancee

🇮🇷🇮🇱| Iran’s IRGC air defenses have shot down an Israeli Hermes-900 drone, at 1 AM, in Borujerd, Lorestan Province. This is Maybe the 6-7th confirmed visually? @FotrosResistancee

🇱🇧 President Aoun contacted the Lebanese Patriarch and offered condolences for the two Christian locals killed by Israel in south Lebanon

🇱🇧 President Aoun contacted the Lebanese Patriarch and offered condolences for the two Christian locals killed by Israel in south Lebanon The Lebanese PM didn't say a single word of condemnation to the 500+ Lebanese man, woman and child killed in the same area and around Lebanon

❗️An Israeli enemy force consisting of several bulldozers and tanks advanced towards the Azrael area on the outskirts of Kfarshouba, under artillery and phosphorus shelling targeting the outskirts of the town.

Australian sailors embedded on the U.S. submarine USS Charlotte were ordered to their sleeping quarters during the attack that sank the Iranian warship IRIS Dena in the Indian Ocean. The move was meant to ensure the three Royal Australian Navy personnel did not participate in the offensive strike, which killed at least 87 people. Source: The Nightly

The Pentagon spent about $5.6 billion on munitions in the first two days of U.S. strikes on Iran, according to officials. The high cost is raising concerns in Congress that the military is rapidly using up limited stocks of advanced weapons. The Trump administration is expected to request tens of billions in additional defense funding from Congress to continue the campaign. Source: WaPo

Trump hoped that killing Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei would either cause the regime to collapse or push more moderate officials to cooperate with the U.S. Instead, his hard-line son Mojtaba Khamenei took power and vowed revenge, and no internal uprising has challenged the regime. Source: WSJ

Saudi Aramco CEO Amin Nasser warned that the ongoing Middle East conflict could have “catastrophic consequences” for the oil market and global economy if it continues.