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Ambassador Issa criticizes Israel's demands
The article covered statements made by U.S. Ambassador to Lebanon, Michel Asse, following his meeting with the Grand Mufti of Lebanon, Sheikh Abdul Latif Deryan. Asse emphasized that the United States supports the Lebanese people as a whole and strives to achieve Lebanon’s security, independence, and sovereignty. He noted that the negotiations between Lebanon and Israel are closely monitored and are making progress. He explained that the technological negotiations currently underway in Rome do not have fixed timelines and are ongoing, while negotiations related to sovereignty require precise data to ensure deadlines do not interfere with each other. He pointed out that Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon have not stopped and that the experimental zone is advancing according to plans on paper, with coordination between America, Lebanon, and Israel. He also mentioned the difficulty in disarming Hezbollah or negotiating with it directly, affirming that any progress in Lebanon-Israel talks would be a positive step. Lastly, he clarified that the overall U.S. stance calls for stability in Lebanon and sets the political and security approach within the framework of current developments, without delving into specific details fully.
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