Lebanese President Visits South, Denies Current Talks With Israel
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun visited Nabatieh and stated there are no current negotiations with Israel, despite reports of a delay in talks until October. He reiterated Lebanon's national principles regarding Israeli withdrawal and the return of displaced persons.
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- Lebanese President Aoun visited Nabatieh in southern Lebanon.
- He stated no current negotiations are underway with Israel.
- Reports suggest talks are delayed until October.
- Aoun reiterated Lebanon's national principles.
- These principles include Israeli withdrawal and return of displaced persons.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun visited the southern city of Nabatieh on Tuesday, where he stated that there are currently no ongoing negotiations with Israel. This comes amid reports suggesting that talks, previously expected to resume in September, have been postponed until October.
Aoun emphasized that Lebanon's national principles include an Israeli withdrawal, the return of prisoners and displaced persons, and the reconstruction of southern Lebanon. He affirmed the country's commitment to achieving these objectives.
The president's visit to Nabatieh, a city in southern Lebanon, occurred against the backdrop of heightened regional tensions and ongoing cross-border exchanges between Hezbollah and Israel.
