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Syrian moves against Hezbollah in Lebanon
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasized that the disarmament of Hezbollah could become feasible if there is serious effort to end the Israeli occupation and if the Lebanese army gains full control over Lebanese territory. He reaffirmed that Lebanon can only be secure with a single state and one army, with weapons limited to the state and the reinforcement of legitimate institutions' authority. At the same time, Israeli reports indicate that the Syrian security establishment is preparing plans to move against Hezbollah in Lebanon, despite the Syrian regime denying any military intention to intervene. These statements highlight a gap between official declarations and potential field actions, amid regional discussions about Syria's possible role in the Hezbollah issue—after Washington called on Damascus to take action against the group—while Syria emphasizes its priority of reconstruction and considers reports of military intervention to be unfounded. Hezbollah remains one of Iran’s key allies with significant influence in Lebanon, involved in the Syrian conflict, and any shift in Damascus’s stance toward the group is expected to have wide-reaching regional repercussions.
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