Lebanon
48 Syrians Detained at Checkpoints in Akkar, Batroun and El-Mina
The Lebanese Army announced the detention of 48 Syrians for illegal entry, alongside arrests for stabbing and drug trafficking in Tripoli and Damour.

The following statement was issued by the Army Command - Guidance Directorate:
"A unit of the army detained two citizens, (H.S.) and (H.T.), in the Mina area – Tripoli, for stabbing citizen (M.S.) on 11/11/2026, causing him serious injuries, and for firing shots earlier.
Another unit also detained two Palestinians, (M.S.) and (J.Q.), in the town of Damour – Chouf, after surveillance and security follow-up, for promoting and consuming drugs. A military pistol and a quantity of drugs were seized from their possession.
Additionally, other units detained 48 Syrians at checkpoints: Chadra – Akkar, Al-Madfoun – Batroun, and Deir Ammar – El-Mina Al-Daniya, for moving within Lebanese territory without legal documents.
The seized items were handed over, and investigations with the detainees began under the supervision of the competent judiciary."
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