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French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot announced that there was international agreement on moving toward a new security arrangement in southern Lebanon after UNIFIL’s mission is due to end at the close of the year. His US counterpart, Marco Rubio, said discussions were under way about whether another entity could take over its role. No final agreement has been reached, however, and any replacement force would require consensus among the parties concerned, including Lebanon and Israel. Options under discussion include extending UNIFIL’s mandate by six months or a year and linking it to the implementation of Resolution 1701 and the framework agreement, or expanding the Truce Supervision Organization mission from about 50 to 1,500 personnel. The US-French discussions are expected to become clearer with the US representative to the United Nations’ visit to Beirut.
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