US EditionFacing calls to disarm, Hezbollah ready to discuss weapons if Israel withdraws, senior official says
- Hezbollah is willing to discuss disarmament if Israel withdraws its troops from southern Lebanon and halts airstrikes on Lebanese targets.
- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasized that discussions on Hezbollah's weapons are vital as Lebanon faces pressure from international actors, including the US.
- Lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah insisted that the government must prioritize confronting Israeli attacks and liberating occupied land rather than disarming.
- Patriarch Bechara Boutros Al-Rai warned that Lebanon cannot bear another war and urged Hezbollah to voluntarily surrender its weapons to prevent internal conflict.
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Lebanon’s president says he seeks to disarm Hezbollah this year
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said he hopes Iran-backed Hezbollah can be disarmed this year, following an Israeli military campaign last year that left the group decapitated and significantly weakened.
·Atlanta, United States
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The Lebanese army has entered the bases of the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah north of the Litani River for the first time in history and has almost completed the dismantling of the group's infrastructure in southern Lebanon, Lebanese Al Jadid television reported today.
·Belgrade, Serbia
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