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Days After It started... the Barbarians Train Out of the Tracks.

Summary by Beirut 24
The barbarians received a new setback as they stopped working, against the backdrop of disagreements between the operating company and the project's owners. The suspension came after a massive media campaign that accompanied its launch, and there were different reactions to it, to raise questions about its continuity and the actual feasibility of the project, and whether the noise that had been raised about it had exceeded its viability.
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The barbarians received a new setback as they stopped working, against the backdrop of disagreements between the operating company and the project's owners. The suspension came after a massive media campaign that accompanied its launch, and there were different reactions to it, to raise questions about its continuity and the actual feasibility of the project, and whether the noise that had been raised about it had exceeded its viability.

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Beirut 24 broke the news on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
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