Zawtar al-Gharbieh

Lebanon's president will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to advocate for Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon and support for the Lebanese military. A framework agreement from June 26 outlines Israeli forces' withdrawal and Hezbollah's disarmament, with U.S. State Department operations beginning in a 'pilot zone' involving three villages. Secretary of State Marco Rubio emphasized U.S. support for the agreement and Lebanon's need for investment to strengthen governance.

Lebanon’s president will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to advocate for Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon and Lebanese military support, following a framework agreement aimed at resolving tensions between Lebanon and Israel. The U.S. State Department confirmed operations in three villages as part of the agreement, while skepticism remains in Lebanon over potential conflicts with Hezbollah.

Lebanon's president will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump to seek Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon and support for the Lebanese military. A framework agreement aims to withdraw Israeli forces and disarm Hezbollah, with U.S.-brokered talks ongoing. Operations in three villages as part of a pilot zone have begun, though Israeli troops remain in a 'security zone'.