Vatican Defends Border Village Christians
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The discussions between President Aoun and Pope Leo XIV focused on the issue of the Christian border villages that the Vatican was keen to protect during the war period. The Vatican played an important role in ensuring the safety of the local residents and preventing the region from turning into battlegrounds by supporting efforts to open humanitarian corridors under specific conditions. Washington exerted pressure to achieve this goal, while the Vatican-American relations helped maintain stability in southern Lebanon. These efforts resulted in undisclosed red lines aimed at safeguarding the population and ensuring the continued presence of Christians in those areas.
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