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European source: No plans for Lebanon troop deployment
European and Western consultations have reached an agreement to support Lebanese state institutions, especially the army, to strengthen stability in southern Lebanon before the end of the UNIFIL forces' mandate in December 2026. The establishment of a multinational European force with French and Italian support faces obstacles, including the lack of American backing and Israel's rejection, making it necessary to focus on strengthening Lebanese authorities and keeping weapons solely in the hands of the state. European support, augmented with military equipment, medical supplies, and training programs, amounts to over 220 million euros since 2023, with the aim of enabling the Lebanese army to exert control and achieve stability in the region.
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