Lebanese media continued its intense focus on the American Barrack proposal, with Hezbollah's firm stance against disarming remaining the central narrative. Early reports highlighted the group's preparation of its response and persistent refusal to surrender its weapons, a position reinforced by explicit statements throughout the day. Concurrently, discussions emerged regarding claims of thousands of Hezbollah fighters being out of service and ongoing questions about the organization's arms. The regional security landscape escalated with an Israeli targeting of a car in Khalde, fueling concerns about a potential resumption of conflict with Hezbollah. Amidst these tensions, US sanctions were imposed on Hezbollah-linked financial entities. Diplomatic overtures continued, including Barrack's "carrot and stick" approach and a Saudi warning for Lebanon to seize the opportunity, signaling that the threat of war remained closer than a settlement.