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Video: Man tortures dog in sea, attempts to drown it in Lebanon

Video: Man tortures dog in sea, attempts to drown it in Lebanon

Al Bawaba3 days ago
Published July 13th, 2025 - 08:11 GMT
ALBAWABA - A man in Lebanon is under fire after a video circulated online showing him torturing a dog in the sea and hitting it.
Animal rights activists posted footage of a man in the sea in Lebanon grabbing a dog, beating it, and attempting to drown it.
The video caused shock among people in the country, who called on the Lebanese authorities to arrest the person in the clip and punish him for what he did to the dog.
Some social media users allegedly said that the man in the video is called Bilal, claiming that he is originally from Lebanon's Tripoli city. However, no official source has yet spoken or commented on the horrifying video.
It is worth noting that it was not verified whether the dog belongs to the man or not, but some people noted that it could be, as it is attached to a robe. Note//Distrurbing video:
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