Trump's commitments to Lebanon

U.S. President Donald Trump announced after his meeting with Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House that the U.S. administration will permit American airlines to operate direct flights to Lebanon, aiming to facilitate Americans' visits to the country. He also emphasized that Lebanon has not been given the recognition it deserves in recent years, and that the United States will work to strengthen its relations with Lebanon and show respect for it. This includes focusing on supporting the Lebanese Army and providing assistance to enhance its capabilities and independence. Trump pointed out that Israel has begun withdrawing from Lebanese areas and expressed his readiness to speak with Hezbollah if the Lebanese president requests it. Aoun, for his part, highlighted the importance of supporting the Lebanese Army and its full sovereignty, stressing the need for a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territories to cement stability and enable the state to exercise its authority. The meeting aimed to bolster U.S.-Lebanese relations and encourage peace and stability in the region.

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