Families of the victims of the 2020 Beirut port explosion marked the sixth anniversary of the tragedy with renewed calls for justice and accountability. Gathering at the port site, they expressed deep frustration over the lack of progress in investigations and the absence of arrests. Hiyam al-Bikai, who lost her son in the blast, stated that their pain remains acute and the “wound has not healed.” The demonstration highlights the pervasive issue of official impunity in Lebanon, where those responsible for the devastating explosion have yet to be held accountable. The families emphasize their continued pursuit of truth and justice for their loved ones. The anniversary serves as a stark reminder of the scale of the catastrophe and the long road to recovery for the Lebanese people. The calls for accountability underscore a broader crisis of governance and transparency in the country.