Hundreds of protesters have clashed with troops in Tripoli for a second day. The anti-government sentiment, fueled by an ongoing financial collapse, drove people to the streets despite a coronavirus lockdown.
Lebanon saw intense rioting on Tuesday as hundreds of protesters clashed with soldiers in Tripoli for a second day.
The clashes, which lasted late into the night, have left several people injured on both sides.
The clashes, which lasted late into the night, have left several people injured on both sides.
Unrest over a mounting economic crisis amid a weeks-long coronavirus lockdown has renewed anti-government sentiment that has been brewing in the country for months.
The country is seeing a financial collapse, with unprecedented inflation and a plunging Lebanese pound.
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