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Tehran warned on Lebanon’s autonomy
Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji and his Canadian counterpart, Anita Anand, announced the launch of a partnership to strengthen security and stability in Lebanon. It includes three projects: training the army’s special operations forces, supporting reconciliation and social cohesion, and protecting civilians from the dangers posed by unexploded ordnance. The two sides agreed to hold an annual dialogue, support the protection of civilians in southern Lebanon, and ensure a coordinated transition following the planned withdrawal of the UNIFIL force, while also strengthening Lebanon’s reforms and institutions. Rajji also asked Canada to raise support for Lebanon’s sovereignty and press for Israel’s withdrawal and for all weapons to be placed under state control at next week’s G7 meeting in Paris. He stressed the independence of Lebanese decision-making, criticizing Iran for failing to recognize it.
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