Israeli withdrawal not linked to weapons transfer

Prime Minister Nawar Salameh emphasized that Lebanon's goal is the complete withdrawal of Israel from the occupied Lebanese territories. He underlined the importance of having a clear timetable specifying withdrawal dates. He clarified that establishing the state's authority over all its land is a longstanding Lebanese commitment and that there is no link between the unilateral withdrawal and the collection or disarmament of weapons. This obligation is part of the national constants since the Taif Agreement. He pointed out the necessity of international forces to protect the borders after the Israeli forces withdraw, emphasizing that the negotiating framework is a political roadmap, not a binding treaty. He confirmed Lebanon's commitment to keeping weapons in the hands of the state and stated that restoring control over all lands requires an explicit timetable. He also assured that there are no secret agreements regarding this issue. He stressed that the army is there to protect Lebanon and that international forces are needed to maintain security in the south. He supported the development of new relations with Iran within a framework that respects sovereignty and non-interference. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of ensuring the safety of the airport and strengthening Lebanon's relations with Iran based on mutual respect.

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