


UN Peacekeeping Vehicle Torched Amid Protests in Lebanon
A UN peacekeeping vehicle was set ablaze in Lebanon, injuring the outgoing deputy commander during anti-Iran protests by Hezbollah supporters.
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A convoy of UN peacekeepers was violently attacked in Lebanon, resulting in injuries to the deputy commander. Protests against the Lebanese government's refusal of Iranian flights led to clashes. The Lebanese army condemned the violence, asserting it will pursue those responsible. At least 25 arrests were made as the UN called for a full investigation into the attack, which it deemed a violation of international law.
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