Content_paragraphs:  On 10 February, around 15 individuals in civilian clothes blocked the path of a 
  
  stationary UNIFIL patrol in Bar’ashit consisting of three armoured personnel carriers 
  
  by placing five vehicles across the road. The UNIFIL patrol leader exited the vehicle 
  
  to talk to the gathered individuals, who questioned why UNIFIL was in the area 
  
  without being accompanied by the Lebanese Armed Forces. The patrol leader 
  
  explained that the patrol was waiting for the Lebanese Armed Forces at the location 
  
  in order to conduct a coordinated and planned patrol. The individuals became 
  
  aggressive, climbing on one of the armoured personnel carriers and seizing one 
  
  portable radio, one Global Positioning System device, one notebook and one map 
  
  from inside the vehicle after forcing open the top hatch. During the altercation, some 
  
  of the individuals punched four of the peacekeepers, who in turn used riot control 
  
  equipment to fend them off. One peacekeeper sustained minor injuries. A Lebanese 
  
  Armed Forces patrol arrived at the scene after approximately 20 minutes, followed 
  
  by UNIFIL reinforcements and two Lebanese Armed Forces officials. A tense stand-
  
  off ensued, as UNIFIL tried to persuade the individuals to return the items. At that 
  
  point, the crowd had increased to around 30 individuals, including women and 
  
  children. Upon insistence by the Lebanese Armed Forces, UNIFIL decided to pull out 
  
  its troops to avoid further escalation in the presence of a large civilian gathering. 
  
  UNIFIL has requested of the Lebanese authorities a prompt investigation of the 
  
  incident, the return of the UNIFIL property and prosecution of the perpetrators by 
  
  judicial authorities, as appropriate. As at 18 February, all items except for the Global 
  
  Positioning System device had been returned to UNIFIL.  
  
    
  
  
  
  S/2020/195 
   
  
   
  
  20-03787 20/21 
  
   
  
  Annex II 
   
  
    Implementation of the arms embargo