Washington Pushes Framework Agreement Forward
The article focuses on the efforts of the United States and Iran in negotiating a formula for a ceasefire and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, with only slight progress made in ongoing communications. The proposals include reopening the Strait and lifting the blockade and sanctions, while Washington insists on obtaining nuclear concessions from Iran, such as allowing inspectors to enter. It also addresses regional developments, including escalation in the area and Iran’s response with military threats near Hormuz. Additionally, Lebanon is following up on its negotiations with Israel to reinforce the restoration of sovereignty and halt regional provocations, with diplomatic coordination between Lebanon and the Vatican, and a reaffirmation by Washington of the need to implement Israeli withdrawal steps and restrict the proliferation of weapons to the Lebanese state. The article highlights the international and regional negotiations aimed at promoting stability, as well as discusses the security and political situations in Lebanon and the region.
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