Tag Archives: Lebanon

Israel Hits Vehicle in Baraashit, Drones Patrol Over Beirut and Dahieh

Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah continue to intensify following a new wave of drone strikes across southern Lebanon. On Friday, an Israeli unmanned aerial vehicle targeted a Renault Rapid vehicle in the town of Baraashit, killing one individual and injuring another, according to Lebanonโ€™s Health Ministry. While official confirmation of the victimโ€™s identity has not been issued, regional broadcaster Al-Arabiya …

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Aoun Says Arms Monopoly Decision Final, Will Be Enforced Gradually

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has reaffirmed that the stateโ€™s policy to maintain exclusive control over arms remains firm and non-negotiable. However, he emphasized that the policy will be enacted with measured care to ensure national cohesion and safeguard internal stability. Speaking during a meeting with senior editors from Bahrainโ€™s official news agency and leading newspapers in Manama, Aoun addressed both …

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Report: No Breakthrough After Barrackโ€™s Third Visit to Beirut

U.S. special envoy Tom Barrack has concluded his latest diplomatic mission to Lebanon, and according to local sources cited by Al-Hadath, the outcome mirrors that of his previous visit โ€” with no tangible progress achieved. Sources in Beirut say Hezbollah continues to shift blame toward the Lebanese state, attempting to deflect accountability for the broader political and security situation. At …

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Aoun: No one can bear another war in Lebanon

President Joseph Aoun issued a strong appeal on Monday, urging Lebanese citizens and political factions to unite in a calm and responsible manner to shield Lebanon from the escalating turmoil in the regionโ€”particularly the recent sectarian clashes erupting in neighboring Syria. A Message of Prevention and Responsibility In his statement, President Aoun emphasized the urgent need to prioritize national stability …

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Israeli Drones Bomb Two Southern Areas After Deadly Strikes

In the early hours of the morning, Israeli drones launched a series of airstrikes in southern Lebanon, targeting multiple locations tied to Hezbollah activity. According to Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency (NNA), one of the drone strikes struck a concrete block manufacturing facility situated between the villages of Yaroun and Maroun al-Ras. Another strike targeted the al-Mahafer area near Aitaroun. …

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Aoun and Berri Finalize Response to US Proposal

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun held a key meeting on Friday with Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri to finalize Beirutโ€™s response to a formal request from the United States to disarm Hezbollah, according to reports from Saudi broadcaster Al-Hadath. The talks mark a critical moment in Lebanonโ€™s efforts to navigate both internal political dynamics and intense external pressure related to the countryโ€™s …

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French Court Orders Release of Georges Abdallah After 40 Years in Prison

A French court has approved the conditional release of Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, a Lebanese militant who has spent more than 40 years in prison for his role in the 1982 assassinations of two foreign diplomats. The ruling, issued on Thursday, marks a major development in one of Franceโ€™s most politically charged and enduring imprisonment cases. A Notorious Case Dating Back …

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