Lebanon: Joseph Aoun Calls for Security Agreement with Israel - What He Said About Hezbollah's Disarmament
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Lebanese leader Joseph Aoun stressed that diplomatic dialogue is the only viable solution
President Joseph Aoun expressed his intention to conclude a security agreement with Israel, provided that Israeli troops withdraw from southern Lebanon. More...
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun wants to sign a security agreement with Israel after the Israeli army withdraws from the south of the country. Aoun said the next step should be to deploy the Lebanese army to the south, while Beirut also sees a temporary international force as necessary to avoid a security vacuum.
Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun has expressed his desire to reach a security agreement with Israel, aiming to end the state of hostility and create conditions for peace. In statements to the French News Agency (AFP), Aoun said that Beirut is seeking an agreement that could be the first step towards a different relationship between the two countries. "We are seeking a security agreement with Israel to end the state of hostility and pave the way f…
He described the disarmament of the pro-Iranian organization as "non-negotiable"
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