Lebanese Foreign Minister Announces Decision to End Hezbollah's Military Presence
Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Raji announced that his government has made a historic decision to end Hezbollah's military presence. This step is part of Lebanon's efforts to rebuild a fully sovereign state that monopolizes its foreign policy and national security. Implementing sovereignty is non-negotiable. He clarified that this decision resulted from a national will rather than external pressures and aims to create the conditions necessary to restore the credibility and dignity of the state. This includes disarming armed groups outside constitutional authority, such as Hezbollah, increasing the army's control over Lebanese territory, and reducing the monopoly of legitimate force by unofficial entities. The focus is also on Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese lands to enhance the country's stability.
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