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Aoun outlines post-Rome plans on borders prisoners
The article focused on the outcomes of the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations held in Rome under American auspices, where progress was made limitedly on border and prisoner issues, while two main obstacles—namely, a ceasefire and the experimental areas—remained unresolved. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun indicated that the negotiations were divided into legal, political, and military tracks, with an emphasis on determining the Lebanese detainees held by Israel and border arrangements, both of which saw some progress. However, the issues of expanding the experimental zones or the Israeli withdrawal timetable have not been settled, as Israel continues to uphold its conditions. Aoun confirmed that the United States will intervene to address the remaining points of contention, with an American official arriving in Beirut to follow up on both files. Meanwhile, the field situation in southern Lebanon remains tense, with Israeli operations ongoing in the area. The results of the negotiations are part of a cumulative process aimed at improving the situation gradually, with a relative sense of optimism regarding specific issues, and the focus shifting towards American roles and regional support.
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