Rome secrets spark questions about generosity

The article discusses recent developments related to Lebanon's negotiations over maritime boundary delimitation and the talks to re-enter the nuclear agreement. It particularly focuses on the stance and actions of the Lebanese delegation led by Ambassador Simon Karam during the latest round of negotiations in Rome. Information indicates that the United States expressed dissatisfaction with Karam's conduct, especially following his meeting with the Israeli side, during which maps claiming the presence of Hezbollah tunnels in the Kesrouan and Chouf regions were presented, adding sensitivity to the discussions. Sources also revealed that Karam had communicated with President Joseph Aoun in an effort to downplay the significance of the negotiation round, raising questions about whether there is Lebanese coordination aimed at weakening American efforts. These developments come amid complexities concerning withdrawal issues, experimental zones, and security arrangements, with possibilities of negotiation disagreements or a trust crisis between Washington and Lebanese negotiation leaders.

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