Shariah Opposes Lebanon Military Action
The article covered statements by Syrian President Ahmad al-Shar'a, in which he expressed Syria's rejection of military intervention in Lebanon. He voiced concerns about the escalation of the war in the region and its potential impact on Syria. He affirmed that Syria supports the Lebanese state's monopoly over weapons and decision-making regarding peace and war and stated that there is no intention of escalation. Instead, Syria is working on a comprehensive approach to the Lebanese crisis in cooperation with the Lebanese government to help Lebanon overcome its difficulties. Al-Shar'a also pointed to behind-the-scenes plans against Hezbollah being developed by external forces, despite Syria's rejection of any direct military intervention. Additionally, he mentioned that Syria is seeking a security agreement with Israel involving multiple countries, emphasizing the importance of avoiding conflict and pursuing comprehensive peace. On the domestic front, he noted the formation of a committee to manage the issue of the missing, ongoing efforts with the Kurds, and highlighted that lifting economic sanctions would be ineffective unless Syria is removed from the list of states sponsoring terrorism. He clarified that discussions with Russia about its military bases are still ongoing, and that relations with Iraq are steadily improving.
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