Lebanese media on July 14 primarily focused on escalating diplomatic pressure concerning Hezbollah's arms. Discussions early in the day revisited US Envoy Barrack's previous statements and anticipated his third visit, with some outlets framing his remarks as a "mistake". By late morning, reports emerged of a new American deadline linking Lebanon's situation to Gaza and Tehran, demanding resolution within sixty days. A significant development in the afternoon confirmed that official Lebanon had received a formal US response to its paper submitted to Barrack, conveyed through the American Embassy. This response reportedly included a specific year-end timeline for resolving the arms file. Evening coverage highlighted Barrack's message as a "last chance" for "normalization" or facing consequences, underscoring Washington's aim to close the disarmament file by year-end. Concurrently, the Kuwaiti Interior Minister's visit also emphasized stability and the "resolution of the arms file".