Reform and sovereignty in weapon control

The article discusses Lebanon's efforts to achieve sovereignty and reform under the leadership of Prime Minister Nawar Salameh, who is coordinating with the United States to support financial and political reforms. This includes strengthening the state's authority over all its territories and restricting weapons to a legitimate framework. While the government continues to address the financial crisis, Salameh has pledged to establish a transparent and developmental state, rejecting the presence of weapons outside of state authority, and emphasizing diplomacy as the path to protect Lebanon. Additionally, the Lebanese army received a shipment of American aid to enhance its capabilities. The overall context highlights both internal and external efforts to support reform and national sovereignty, despite differences among unions regarding the general strike.

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