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Qatar will provide the Lebanese armed forces with 70 tonnes of food a month, the Qatari state news agency QNA reports, as Lebanon seeks assistance amid its worst economic and political crisis since a 1975-1990 civil war.
Lebanon's deepening economic crisis has the country seeking help in the Far East.
In his second visit to Beirut this year, the Qatari FM is expected to push for the formation of a new government and discuss aid.
A judicial source told AFP that the military court handed Kinda al-Khatib a three year prison sentence with hard labour.
![Diab [Anadolu]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/media/images/9A95CB0D-15B0-4046-B53A-65EE8FBD4A17.jpg?h=d1cb525d&itok=pMrSA62X "Diab [Anadolu]")
Premier Hassan Diab has rejected the charges as "politically targeting" the position of prime minister, accusing the prosecutor leading the probe of violating the constitution.
The state-run Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) confirmed the country had carried out two ballistic missiles tests in the Mediterranean.
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An unidentified weapon struck an Israeli cargo ship in the Indian Ocean, reports confirmed on Saturday.
The Kurdish position could reignite tensions between Baghdad and Erbil, which have been strained over the KRG’s share of federal funds, as well as Kurdish oil sales and non-oil revenues.
A military court in Lebanon has indicted political activist Kinda Khatib on charges of spying for Israel.
![They discussed the need for Lebanon's political leaders to 'show real leadership' [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/2021-06/GettyImages-1233719066.jpg?h=4d8b33e0&itok=m354oGhG)
The top diplomats of the United States, France and Saudi Arabia jointly pushed for Lebanon's squabbling leaders to come together to address the country's mounting crises.