AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNegotiations: President Joseph Aoun said the framework deal with Israel is “not ideal” but has limited further aggression. He defended negotiations as the alternative to war, with Lebanon seeking Israeli withdrawal, the return of displaced residents, prisoner releases and reconstruction. Weapons Probe: Prime Minister Nawaf Salam vowed a firm investigation after the army seized a large explosives shipment smuggled from Syria. Hezbollah MP Ibrahim al-Moussawi defended the group’s right to self-defense, sharpening debate over weapons outside state control. Security Support: The EU has approved a three-year mission to train and support Lebanon’s armed forces and internal security services; Beirut welcomed the move as UN peacekeepers prepare to leave. War’s Toll: Israeli fire and airstrikes have continued in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah announced housing aid of up to $14,000 for families whose homes were destroyed or made uninhabitable. Diplomacy and Travel: Qatar’s prime minister is expected in Beirut Thursday for meetings with senior leaders. Lebanon also welcomed Washington’s decision to lift decades-old restrictions on direct flights between the two countries.
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