Lebanese President Calls for Sustained International Support for Army
Joseph Aoun says strengthening state authority is a Lebanese choice, urges long-term backing for military and security institutions
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has called for long-term international support for the country's army, according to Anadolu Agency.
Aoun said that strengthening state authority is a choice made by Lebanon itself, according to the report.
The Lebanese president urged sustained assistance for the military and security institutions, Anadolu Agency reported, though further details of his remarks were not immediately available.
The call comes amid ongoing discussions about the role of Lebanon's official security forces in maintaining state authority across the country.
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- Lebanese president urges long-term international support for army — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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