Washington asserts no talks with Hezbollah

Washington has affirmed that there is no diplomatic pathway with Hezbollah and that Lebanese sovereignty begins with the disarmament of the party, which it considers an obstacle to the country's stability and sovereignty. It clarified that its position centers on the fact that the Lebanese government alone is the legitimate entity to discuss Lebanon's future, and that Hezbollah must surrender its weapons in order to engage with the state. It indicated that any discussion about weapons should be exclusive to the Lebanese government, and that Hezbollah's continued armament turns Lebanon into a battleground for Iran, hindering efforts to restore control and sovereignty. Washington emphasized that the "Model Regions" plan aims to remove Hezbollah from the military and political scene, and that Lebanon's failure to impose its authority prolongs paralysis and external intervention. It also intensified its stance by sending a clear message that pressure will continue until Hezbollah's weapons are completely disarmed.

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