The worst street violence in the capital in 13 years
At least 6 people have died in Lebanon during a protest over the inquiry into last year's massive explosion.
It is the capital, Beirut's, worst street violence in 13 years.
Dozens of others were injured when gunfire involving snipers, pistols, rifles and rocket-propelled grenades broke out in Beirut.
The US has called for calm, while Saudi Arabia says it hopes the situation stabilises as soon as possible.
Beirut violence: What's happening in Lebanon's capital?
— Sky News (@SkyNews) October 15, 2021
At least six people have been killed after gunfire broke out in Beirut during a protest over the inquiry into last year's port blast.
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