Airport road security tightened before US flights
The article discussed the strict security measures being implemented at Beirut Airport due to political threats, particularly those issued by Hezbollah Vice President Mahmoud Qamati, who threatened that flights and diplomats would not remain in Lebanon unless a resolution is reached. Military sources confirmed that Lebanese authorities are executing a strict security plan along the airport road, with widespread deployment of army units and security forces to prevent any attempt to close the road or disrupt air traffic. Civil defense preparations are also in place to quickly reopen the road if events necessitate it. The government welcomed the decision to allow American airlines to again use Beirut Airport and emphasized that any attempt to close the road would only result in a temporary disruption before operations resume through security efforts. Alternative plans are in place to reroute flights to other airports if necessary, and the government has committed not to allow interference with public facilities.
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