New Actor: Lebanese President Seeks Greek Support for Truce
In Athens, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun asked Greece to help ensure the full, nonselective implementation of the U.S.-brokered June 26 framework with Israel to end hostilities along the border. He made the appeal after meetings with Greek President Konstantinos Tasoulas and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis.
The framework requires both sides to cease hostilities and allow the Lebanese army to restore control across the country. Aoun also pressed for Israel to withdraw from all territory it occupies in southern Lebanon and called for the United Nations to maintain its role in the south.
The request came hours after Greece and Israel announced a multibillion-dollar arms deal. Aoun noted recent Greek support to Lebanon’s army, including a second shipment of equipment with 13 armored personnel carriers.
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