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Lebanon says it will not allow others to negotiate on its behalf
Lebanon's foreign minister Youssef Raji stated the country will not permit any party to negotiate on its behalf, a reference widely seen as addressing Iran. Discussions with French foreign minister Jean-Noel Barrot in Paris focused on ongoing negotiations with Israel, a potential ceasefire, and Israel's withdrawal from Lebanese territory. France reaffirmed support for Lebanon and plans to host an international conference to bolster the Lebanese army.
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