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The Lebanese Prime Minister, Naji Nahas, emphasized before the United Nations the importance of avoiding a vacuum following the withdrawal of UNIFIL forces from southern Lebanon at the end of this year. He stressed this is essential to ensure the continuity of monitoring, communication, and support for the authority of the state. He called for the formation of a new international force to replace the departing troops, with a clear implementation of the Framework Agreement, and to preserve sovereignty—including the Israeli withdrawal and the restriction of arms to the state. Additionally, he highlighted the necessity of the return of southern residents and the release of prisoners, reaffirming Lebanon's rejection of being used as a pawn in external conflicts.
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