Law: No plans for Lebanon intervention

Syrian President Ahmed al-Shiraj stated that Damascus is seeking to reach a security agreement with Israel, involving multiple countries, in the hope of paving the way for comprehensive peace without compromising Syria's rights over the occupied Golan. He emphasized that his country is avoiding confrontation with Israel and does not see any benefit in engaging in conflict with it. Regarding Lebanon, he confirmed that Syria has no intention of intervening militarily and is exploring ways to assist Lebanon, warning that chaos in Lebanon would adversely affect Syria. Al-Shiraj also indicated that lifting sanctions would only be effective if Syria's name is removed from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. He affirmed that the government still relies on the success of the agreement with the Kurds despite slow implementation, and that a new international committee has been formed to address the issue of missing persons.

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