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Lebanon's Aoun tells top Iranian official: only state holds arms, no outside interference
No group in Lebanon is permitted to bear arms or rely on foreign backing, President Joseph Aoun told a senior Iranian official on Wednesday, days after the cabinet approved the objectives of a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm the Iran-aligned Hezbollah group.
Lebanon's government approved a US proposal on Thursday that would see the disarmament of the militant group Hezbollah and ...
Lebanon had been hoping this summer would see the return of tens of thousands of expats and tourists to the crisis-hit ...
Lebanon's cabinet decision gave the army until the end of August to submit a disarmament plan to the government. Lebanon's ...
Lebanon's President asserts that no internal group should bear arms or depend on foreign backing. This follows a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm Hezbollah, which opposes disarmament. Iran's envoy ...
The government's decision to disarm militant groups in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, has drawn both domestic support and ...
The Lebanese government has committed to disarm all groups possessing heavy weapons, most notably Hezbollah, in a historic ...
The Islamic Republic is attempting to rearm its former top militia, Hezbollah, and is exerting pressure on Beirut.
Hezbollah is sharply criticizing the Lebanese government’s decision to begin a process aiming to disarm the Iran-backed group ...
In June, U.S. envoy Thomas Barrack proposed a roadmap to Lebanese officials to fully disarm Hezbollah in exchange for Israel ...
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