Lebanon's Aoun to meet Trump at White House, hoping to generate pressure on Israel
Lebanon’s president will meet with Trump in Washington to push for Israeli troop withdrawal
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Lebanon’s president will meet with Trump in Washington to push for Israeli troop withdrawal. Rubio says US will continue to support framework agreement Aoun met with Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday, who said Washington will continue to endorse the Lebanese agreement and support the agreement’s full implementation. Lebanese troops deployed in southern Lebanon to collect Hezbollah weapons caches, in line with a ceasefire after the 2024 war and without opposition from a weakened Hezbollah.
Furthermore, Aoun, who served as the commander of Lebanon's U.S.-backed army before being elected president last year, is the first Lebanese head of state in nearly 20 years to visit the White House, where he will meet Trump face-to-face for the first time. Enter Email The U.S. State Department announced Monday that operations in three villages deemed part of a “pilot zone” had begun, without giving details on what that entailed. Get Starting Point A guide through the most important stories of the morning, delivered Monday through Friday.
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Lebanon’s president will meet with Trump in Washington to push for Israeli troop withdrawal.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesRubio says US will continue to support framework agreement Aoun met with Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday, who said Washington will continue to endorse the Lebanese agreement and support the agreement’s full implementation.
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Lebanese troops deployed in southern Lebanon to collect Hezbollah weapons caches, in line with a ceasefire after the 2024 war and without opposition from a weakened Hezbollah.
according to The Straits Times - WorldAoun, who served as the commander of Lebanon's U.S.-backed army before being elected president last year, is the first Lebanese head of state in nearly 20 years to visit the White House, where he will meet Trump face-to-face for the first time.
according to The Straits Times - WorldEnter Email The U.S. State Department announced Monday that operations in three villages deemed part of a “pilot zone” had begun, without giving details on what that entailed.
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Lebanon’s president will meet with Trump in Washington to push for Israeli troop withdrawal.
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sidePublic / AgenciesRubio says US will continue to support framework agreement Aoun met with Secretary of State Marco Rubio on Sunday, who said Washington will…
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