Lebanese President Accuses Israel of Aggression in Southern Lebanon
Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun accused Israel of continuing "aggressive actions" in southern Lebanese towns, violating a framework agreement. Lebanon is pressing for an end to property destruction and for prisoner exchanges. The president also noted the southern population's desire for state authority and army deployment to the border, stressing the army's need for equipment.
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- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun accused Israel of ongoing "aggressive actions" in southern Lebanon.
- Aoun stated these actions violate a framework agreement between the two countries.
- Lebanon is seeking to stop the destruction of homes and property in Israeli-controlled areas.
- The president also called for the completion of prisoner exchanges.
- Aoun highlighted the need for military equipment to support the Lebanese army's deployment to the border.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun stated that Israel continues its "aggressive actions" in southern Lebanese villages and towns from which it has not withdrawn, in violation of the framework agreement. Aoun emphasized that Lebanon is pushing for a halt to the destruction of homes and property in areas controlled by Israel and for the completion of prisoner exchanges.
He added that the people of the south are looking forward to the state's authority being extended and the Lebanese army deployed to the recognized borders. Aoun also highlighted the army's need for support through the provision of necessary equipment and vehicles to carry out its duties.