Destroyed tents by pro-Iranian Hezbollah supporters who attacked protestors in Martyr square on the 13th day of consecutive protests. Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri submits his resignation after an address to the nation, Dozens of rioters descended on to Riad al-Solh Square near the government headquarters in Beirut, where they attacked protesters, torched tents, and tore down banners calling for "revolution". The unprecedented attack on the main site of the capital's largely peaceful protest movement forced the army and riot police to deploy en masse to contain the violence. Beirut, Lebanon, o

Destroyed tents by pro-Iranian Hezbollah supporters who attacked protestors in Martyr square on the 13th day of consecutive protests. Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri submits his resignation after an address to the nation, Dozens of rioters descended on to Riad al-Solh Square near the government headquarters in Beirut, where they attacked protesters, torched tents, and tore down banners calling for "revolution". The unprecedented attack on the main site of the capital's largely peaceful protest movement forced the army and riot police to deploy en masse to contain the violence. Beirut, Lebanon, o Stock Photo
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Destroyed tents by pro-Iranian Hezbollah supporters who attacked protestors in Martyr square on the 13th day of consecutive protests. Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri submits his resignation after an address to the nation, Dozens of rioters descended on to Riad al-Solh Square near the government headquarters in Beirut, where they attacked protesters, torched tents, and tore down banners calling for "revolution". The unprecedented attack on the main site of the capital's largely peaceful protest movement forced the army and riot police to deploy en masse to contain the violence. Beirut, Lebanon, on October 29, 2019. Photo by Alfred Yaghobzadeh/ABACAPRESS.COM

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