Ambassador: Hezbollah's ties to Iran impact Lebanon and talks

The article addresses the perspectives and positions of Lebanese and American officials regarding the political and security developments in Lebanon, with a focus on the American-Iranian negotiations and their impact on Lebanon, especially concerning Hezbollah's weapons and its regional status. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun reaffirmed the state's commitment to its institutions and its ongoing stance supporting security and stability, while noting that internal challenges stem from those rejecting the involvement of state institutions. Meanwhile, U.S. Ambassador Michel Aissa stated that the Lebanese issue is linked to regional developments, particularly within the context of the Iran-U.S. relationship. He emphasized that Washington is ready to negotiate with Hezbollah through the Lebanese state, noting that Hezbollah receives orders from Iran, and that reaching results in Lebanese-Israeli negotiations depends on resolving broader regional issues.

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