U.S. and France Collaborate on Lebanon Ceasefire Amid Gaza Conflict
The United States and France are actively developing ceasefire proposals to address the intensifying conflict in Lebanon, which is related to the ongoing war in Gaza. Despite their efforts, significant progress has yet to be achieved. The American proposal suggests a truce in the north to facilitate diplomatic solutions.
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The United States and France are working together on proposals to establish a ceasefire in Lebanon, where fighting related to the Gaza war is escalating, according to three Israeli sources on Wednesday. However, they reported that notable progress has not been reached at this stage.
An official indicated that the American proposal includes a truce in the north of Lebanon, aiming to create space for a diplomatic resolution.
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