Supermarkets and grocery stores in Baalbek are witnessing a surge in customer activity as residents stock up on essential supplies, preparing for the possibility of prolonged conflict, which has escalated since yesterday afternoon. Meanwhile, local bakeries have seen heavy demand for bread from early morning, with long lines forming as residents rush to secure provisions. Gas stations are also experiencing significant congestion, with cars queuing to fill their tanks and purchase gasoline in jerry cans for private generators, as the region braces for further instability. Source: National news agency - Lebanon
Chief of Staff of the Air Force Engages in Future Air Forces Conference in Prague
October 30, 2026
Prague:The Chief of Staff of the Air Force, Lieutenant General (Engineer) M’hammed Al-Sifaw Qujail, along with a delegation of Air Force officers, took part in the “Future Air Forces” conference recently held in Prague, the capital of the Czech Republ…