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Netanyahou dit ne pas faire confiance à Beyrouth pour désarmer le Hezbollah

Le Premier ministre israélien affirme que ses troupes resteront dans le sud tant que le groupe ne sera pas désarmé.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 7 h ago · 1 min read
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Benjamin Netanyahou a déclaré ne pas faire confiance au gouvernement libanais pour désarmer le Hezbollah, selon L'Orient Today, qui cite Maariv, et Asharq Al-Awsat. Naharnet a rapporté les mêmes propos.

Il ajoute que les forces israéliennes resteront dans la zone de sécurité du sud du Liban jusqu'au désarmement du groupe et que les opérations se poursuivront.

Ces déclarations précèdent la réunion de délégations militaires libanaise et israélienne à Tampa. Le président Aoun affirme qu'Israël ne respecte pas l'accord-cadre négocié par les États-Unis.

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