Violence at Bekaa's Saadnayel polling center prompts LADE to withdraw observers
The Lebanese Association for Democratic Elections (LADE) withdrew its observers from the center to ensure the safety of its team.
The incident is considered one of the most serious violations recorded in the electoral process. It highlights the security challenges that could impact the integrity and conduct of the elections.
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