The first contact between Aoun and Sharia to control the eastern border

The last hours witnessed a call, the first between President Joseph Aoun and his Syrian counterpart Ahmed Al -Shara, during which it was agreed on the need for joint security coordination to control the field conditions, prevent security insecurity and target civilians.

The call of the homeland stated that the communication was positive during which it was agreed to completely coordinate between the official authorities in the two countries, and that things are heading to calm today, amid assurances from the two parties that only the official authorities are the one who is born to address the matter and control the borders.
In the field, the Lebanese -Syrian border at the Josis crossing witnessed a exchange of the kidnappers between the Headquarters for the Liberation of Al -Sham and a number of clans resulting from violent clashes that took place between the two parties in the Syrian border area, and the border also witnessed, yesterday morning, security tensions represented by artillery shelling before The Headquarters for the Liberation of Al -Sham on the side of the Syrian town of Qusayr.
The shelling extended to the Syrian town of Jeramash, which is inhabited by Lebanese, while a car bomb fired by the Headquarters for the Liberation of Al -Sham exploded over the heights of the Syrian town of Germash.
The fire arrived in Lebanese territory, after two missiles in the vicinity of the town of Al -Kwaikh, north of Hermel district, fired from the Syrian countryside.
The tension on the Lebanese -Syrian border and the artillery shelling resulted in two dead and 10 wounded, most of them from the Al -Jaafar clan.
Likewise, several missiles fell in the forests of the Akrum Akkari area, which sparked terror in the hearts of the residents of the area, but did not result in any injuries.
The Lebanese army began sending reinforcements to the Qudi Al -Saba area in the Hermel bar.
3 Lebanese wounded fell in the towns of the palace and the water and the sheikhs, after the clashes between the Lebanese tribes and the Liberation of Al -Sham in Jeramash.