Hundreds of people gathered near Beirut's port to mark five years since the devastating 2020 explosion that killed over 200 people and destroyed much of the city. Many attendees carried flags and portraits of victims, expressing frustration and disappointment that no one has yet been held accountable for the disaster. The commemoration included a reading of the victims' names and a moment of silence at the exact time of the blast, as participants called for justice and a comprehensive investigation. Despite renewed promises from Lebanon's leadership, the official probe remains stalled, leaving families and rights groups demanding answers and accountability.