Lebanon
Army Graduates Tactical Intelligence Course with Maneuver Simulating Elimination of Terrorist Cell
The Lebanese Army graduated a tactical intelligence operations course, featuring a live-fire maneuver simulating the neutralization of a terrorist cell planning to destabilize security.

The Army Command - Guidance Directorate announced in a statement that "on 20/10/2026, a graduation ceremony for a tactical intelligence operations course was held at the Intelligence Directorate, attended by the representative of the Army Commander General Rodolphe Heykal, Chief of Staff Major General Hassan Awdeh, Director of Intelligence Brigadier General Antoine Al-Qahwaji, and several officers, as well as the family of Sergeant Martyr George Abu Shaya, whose name the course bore."
Graduates also conducted a live-fire maneuver simulating the elimination of a terrorist cell planning to undermine security and stability.
At the conclusion of the graduation ceremony, Major General Awdeh praised the professionalism of the graduates, noting the importance of the skills they acquired after successfully completing the course, which makes them ready to perform sensitive and precise missions."
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