Lebanon commemorated the sixth anniversary of the devastating Beirut port explosion on Tuesday. The 2020 blast, one of the largest non-nuclear explosions ever recorded, claimed over 200 lives and caused widespread destruction. For years, families of the victims have sought accountability for the disaster, believed to have been caused by improperly stored ammonium nitrate. Officials and victims alike expressed renewed, though tempered, optimism that justice may finally be served. The investigation has been plagued with political interference and delays, hindering efforts to identify those responsible. The anniversary serves as a stark reminder of the tragedy and the ongoing struggle for closure and accountability in Lebanon.