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Nabih Berri affirmed he will not sever ties with President Michel Aoun, emphasizing that the current political climate requires continued cooperation between their factions.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun met with Pope Leo at the Vatican, where he sought the Holy See's support for a peace deal and the enforcement of the Lebanon framework agreement, including the withdrawal of Israeli forces.
Lebanon's former President Michel Aoun is reportedly seeking to extend the UNIFIL peacekeeping mission's mandate, despite criticisms regarding its perceived failure to curb Hezbollah's military activities in southern Lebanon.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Lebanon has the capacity and will to disarm Hezbollah, but only if Israel withdraws from Lebanese territory, among other conditions. This declaration outlines the prerequisites for addressing the militant group's arsenal.
Reports indicate that Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri rejected a de-escalation proposal conveyed by Senator Marco Rubio through President Michel Aoun.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has pledged to do the 'impossible' to stop a war with Israel. His statement comes amid ongoing regional tensions and concerns about potential escalation.
Samir Geagea has conveyed to Hezbollah that President Michel Aoun and the current government are the legitimate representatives of the Lebanese people. This statement comes amidst ongoing political debates and power dynamics in Lebanon.
Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea stated that President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Tammam Salam are taking necessary actions to end the ongoing conflict.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that diplomacy is 'a war without bloodshed,' emphasizing its strategic importance in international relations.
Following a ceasefire with Israel, Lebanese President Michel Aoun addressed the nation, stating that Lebanon seeks permanent agreements and will not compromise its rights. He emphasized that the country is no longer a pawn in regional conflicts.
Gebran Bassil met with Michel Aoun and presented a proposal aimed at protecting Lebanon through dialogue, amidst ongoing political discussions.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has called for a truce as a French minister visits Lebanon and Israel, seeking to de-escalate regional tensions.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has called for national unity and warned against sectarian incitement, emphasizing the need for stability amidst regional tensions.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has declared his intention to stand as a 'bulwark' against any attacks targeting the army and its leadership.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has criticized Hezbollah and expressed openness to negotiations with Israel. His statements signal potential shifts in Lebanese political discourse regarding regional relations.
President Michel Aoun has firmly stated that diplomatic negotiation remains the sole viable option, rejecting alternative approaches amid ongoing regional tensions.
French President Emmanuel Macron has invited Lebanese President Michel Aoun to Paris for a preliminary meeting focused on discussing support for the Lebanese army.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Lebanon is determined to continue negotiations with Israel, indicating ongoing efforts to resolve border and other disputes.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun publicly rebuked Iran and Hezbollah, urging Iran to stay out of Lebanese affairs and criticizing Hezbollah for using the country as a bargaining chip. This comes as Iran declares support for Hezbollah and hopes for a peace deal recede amid ongoing exchanges of attacks between Israel and Hezbollah.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun is intensifying diplomatic efforts to stop an Israeli advance in Southern Lebanon.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has pledged to do the 'impossible' to end the ongoing conflict with Israel. He emphasized his commitment to stopping the war affecting the country.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that Israel must fully implement a ceasefire before any talks can proceed. This comes amid reports that Israel is threatening to resume war in Lebanon if a deal is not reached within two weeks.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that Lebanon refuses to be used as a bargaining chip in ongoing regional conflicts.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun announced his intention to engage in talks with Israel to end hostilities and occupation, aiming to "save" the country. However, the militant group Hezbollah has expressed strong dissent, warning against concessions and calling for the president to withdraw from negotiations.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has expressed satisfaction with his recent meeting in Washington, emphasizing that the primary focus remains on achieving a ceasefire.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has declared that Lebanon cannot afford to wage wars on its own soil on behalf of other nations.
A report indicates that former Lebanese President Michel Aoun will not relinquish the negotiations file to Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri or Hezbollah.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has called for national unity and warned against the dangers of sectarian incitement.
Lebanese leader Michel Aoun expressed a desire to negotiate, but faces a challenge from Hezbollah militants who continue their fight against Israel and the army, with Aoun stating, 'You will not make us collapse on behalf of Tehran.'
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri has reportedly reassured former President Michel Aoun that Hezbollah will not join a war involving Iran.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun is reportedly seeking to establish a military cooperation agreement with the European Union.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun is scheduled to visit Rome to hold discussions concerning the future of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL). The visit will focus on the mandate and operations of the peacekeeping force.
Hezbollah has strongly criticized Lebanese President Michel Aoun's visit to the United States, labeling it as an act of 'submission' to a foreign power.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that negotiations, though potentially time-consuming, remain the sole viable option for the country.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that the withdrawal of the 'Zionist entity' from Lebanon is non-negotiable.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun asserted that the Lebanese army must be the exclusive authority in the country's south. He further stressed that maintaining civil peace is a critical "red line."
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun stated that engaging in talks is not treason, but rather, treason involves dragging the country into war to serve foreign interests.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has reportedly ordered the strict enforcement of a decision to monopolize arms in Beirut, aiming to control weapons within the capital.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun and Prime Minister Najib Mikati have discussed their country's readiness to engage in talks with Israel. President Aoun has reportedly set a course for these negotiations, emphasizing a choice for prosperity.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has stated that negotiation remains the only viable solution, though the specific context of his remarks was not detailed.
Lebanese Speaker Nabih Berri expressed reassurance after discussing recent bridge attacks and the ongoing displacement crisis with President Michel Aoun.
Michel Aoun has expressed his keenness on both his political initiative and achieving 'consensus' over it, indicating ongoing efforts to resolve internal issues.
Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri is scheduled to meet with President Michel Aoun, as Paris reportedly presses for the appointment of a 'Shiite negotiator'.
Former Lebanese President Michel Aoun has criticized Hezbollah and stated his openness to negotiations with Israel, signaling potential shifts in Lebanese political discourse.