Lebanon's Call for Disarmament Amidst Rising Pressure
Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun urges political parties to disarm, citing increased U.S. pressure on Hezbollah. He also proposes a $1 billion annual fund for 10 years to bolster Lebanon's army and security forces.
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In a pivotal statement, Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun urged political parties to take proactive measures to disarm, responding to growing demands from the United States targeting Hezbollah's armament.
President Aoun emphasized the urgency, suggesting that timely action could pave the way for political stability and international support.
Moreover, Aoun unveiled a financial strategy, aiming to secure $1 billion annually over a decade to enhance the capacity of the army and security forces in Lebanon.
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