Lebanese call on U.S. to curb Israel actions
The article addresses the escalation of U.S. pressure on Lebanon regarding the explosives linked to Hezbollah. American officials are demanding that Baghdad halt the group's funding and prevent the transfer of weapons and explosives outside the control of the Lebanese state. U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio contacted President Joseph Aoun, urging him to hold accountable those responsible for smuggling the explosives, emphasizing that returning the explosives to Hezbollah is unacceptable. Washington also called for activating direct military dialogue between the Lebanese army and Israel to prevent conflict, while continuing to pressure Lebanon over the weapons and funding issue. The focus remains on the necessity of implementing security and judicial measures to address Israeli threats in southern Lebanon, with the Americans insisting on holding accountable those who ordered the transfer of explosives and assigning responsibility for the matter.
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