Kalın's Beirut visit tests Ankara's role in arms

Ibrahim Kalın's visit, the head of Turkey's intelligence agency, to Beirut comes within the framework of Ankara's attempt to influence Hezbollah's arms issue amid regional complexities related to Lebanon's sovereignty and security arrangements. Turkey, given its relations with Washington, Europe, and Syria, is seeking to create a new pathway to reduce tensions over weapons, focusing on security and military coordination with Lebanon to support state institutions and the army, and to pave the way for an Israeli withdrawal, while trying to avoid internal escalation. This visit is seen as a test of Turkey's ability to influence Hezbollah's decisions and to steer its interests in the upcoming phase.

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