EU Pledges Major Humanitarian Aid to Lebanon Amidst Political Shifts

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the EU's plan to allocate 100 million euros to Lebanon in humanitarian aid following her conversation with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. The EU has already sent 40 tons of supplies and plans to continue its support with more humanitarian flights.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Wednesday that the European Union plans to provide 100 million euros in humanitarian aid to Lebanon. This decision follows her conversation with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun. The EU has already delivered 40 tons of supplies to Lebanon and intends to organize additional humanitarian flights to support the region.

Von der Leyen emphasized the European Union's solidarity with Lebanon and its citizens and praised the decision to ban all Hezbollah military activities. Her statement highlighted the importance of ensuring Lebanon's sovereignty and stability for the benefit of its people.

In a social media post, von der Leyen conveyed her commitment to a stable Lebanon, stating that European support is crucial during these challenging times. (Currency conversion: $1 = 0.8632 euros)

(With inputs from agencies.)