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Hezbollah Signals Willingness for Official Talks with Syrian President Assad
Hezbollah's Naim Qassem expressed willingness for official talks with Syrian President Ahmad al-Assra, signaling potential political rapprochement amid shifting regional dynamics. Both sides emphasized the importance of stability in Lebanon and Syria, with Hezbollah supporting Lebanese army deployment in the south.
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What happened
- 01Hezbollah's Naim Qassem signals readiness for official talks with Syrian leadership.
- 02Syrian President Ahmad al-Assra stresses Lebanese stability and government control over arms.
- 03Qassem links Lebanon and Syria's stability as mutually supportive.
- 04Hezbollah supports Lebanese army deployment south of the Litani River and offers assistance.
- 05Syria has shifted from supporting Hezbollah to restricting its influence and supply lines.
- 06Both sides show recent openness to political dialogue amid regional interests.
This development follows a dramatic change in Syria-Hezbollah relations after Assad's fall, as the new Syrian regime restricts Hezbollah's influence and supply routes.
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