Washington mediates in Lebanon tensions
The article discusses the United States' stance on Lebanon and Hezbollah, where the U.S. Department of State affirmed that Washington still believes the only party authorized to negotiate is the Lebanese government. It opposes Tehran's attempts to weaken or exploit Lebanon and continues to employ a policy of stick and carrot regarding dialogue, with a focus on disarmament. The statement indicates that Washington is acting as a mediator to encourage Hezbollah to engage in dialogue with the Lebanese state, aiming to facilitate negotiations with Israel. It emphasizes the importance of managing the issue directly and reliably, while maintaining the option to open communication channels with Hezbollah to pave the way for quicker and more effective negotiations. The U.S. also retains its view that the only official negotiations on Lebanon's part should be conducted through the Lebanese state.
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