Lebanese security advance after demonstrators withdrew from confrontations in central Beirut
Lebanese security forces and riot combat police backed by the Lebanese army advanced to the confrontation area in front of the main corridor leading to the headquarter of the parliament in the center of the capital Lebanese, Beirut.
The Lebanese protesters decided to withdraw from the area of intense confrontations, after clashes that lasted for nearly 5 hours, after being confined in the last hours to one point, which is the main corridor leading to the parliament headquarter on Beirut Municipality Street.
The demonstrators marched through the streets of Beirut, in which hundreds of activists participated, to refuse to form a ruling-class government, in conjunction with US warnings against stopping aid if the government did not commit to implement reforms.
The security forces pushed the demonstrators away and made them disperse, after they fired tear gas.
A number of outlaws were exploited to carry out extensive sabotage, to loot some shops and commercial establishments in the central Beirut commercial area
