Lebanese Army Head visits Pakistan for military talks
The commander of the Lebanese Army, General Rudolf Hachak, has left Lebanon heading to Pakistan on an official visit at the invitation of his Pakistani counterpart, Asim Munir, to discuss strengthening military cooperation between the two countries. The visit is part of a historic military relationship, highlighted by key events such as the sale of Mirage aircraft to Lebanon in 2000, and includes Lebanese officers participating in training exercises within Pakistan. The visit also takes place at a time when Asim Munir is emerging as a diplomatic interlocutor in efforts to reduce tensions between the United States and Iran, leveraging his country's regional influence.
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