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Lebanese President Says His Country’s Stability Is Essential to Europe’s
Aoun urged Athens to help enforce the June U.S.-brokered deal and said Lebanon’s stability is vital to Europe, as talks stalled over disarmament.
- On Monday, President Joseph Aoun met Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas in Athens to request Greek assistance in implementing the Lebanon-Israel framework agreement signed in June.
- The framework agreement, signed under United States auspices, aims for Israeli withdrawal in exchange for Hezbollah's disarmament; Aoun stated, "The solution lies in diplomacy, not war."
- On Saturday, The Lebanese Army received a second batch of Greek military aid, consisting of 13 M113 armored personnel carriers and 10 trucks, seven months after the first delivery.
- Direct negotiations in Rome this month stalled over international force composition, while The Lebanese Army remains responsible for disarmament in the three 'pilot zones' announced last month.
- Aoun warned that Lebanon's stability is essential for Europe, noting potential negative repercussions; meanwhile, Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon have intensified, fueling fears of further escalation.
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