Lebanon urged to avoid escalation as Rome talks continue
The article addresses the latest developments in the Middle East region, where Pakistan has clarified that the parties involved in the Washington-Tehran conflict are negotiating to de-escalate tensions following renewed U.S. strikes on Iran, with Iranian responses to Kuwait and Jordan. The piece also notes that the conflict has expanded to include new countries, with attacks on ships in the Damiat port in Egypt and targeted actions by Israel, which has announced its readiness to respond to the destruction of a bulldozer in Talls Ali al-Tahir. In Lebanon, the news focuses on the tensions related to the negotiations over border demarcation with Israel, as the Lebanese army continues to strengthen its presence and faces Israeli provocations, amidst Gulf diplomatic moves for coordination and calls from Iran to avoid escalation. Lebanese officials emphasize the importance of the success of the Rome talks to make progress toward restoring rights, while reports indicate that Israel may respond to attacks targeting its military, with military preparations ongoing in the region.
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