Objections Dropped, South Visit Done

The article discusses Lebanese President Michel Aoun's visit to the city of Nabatieh in southern Lebanon and its impact on the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations and the on-the-ground situation in the south. Aoun reaffirmed the state's support for ending the suffering of the south through Israeli withdrawal, the release of prisoners, the return of displaced persons, and the reconstruction of affected areas. He emphasized the need to strengthen security and stability alongside military movements and field visits. He also indicated that negotiations with Israel would be postponed until October, while the efforts of the Lebanese army and authorities to protect the south and achieve sovereignty continue. At the same time, Hezbollah remains committed to resistance and rejects Israeli threats, stressing resilience and patience. Meanwhile, the atmosphere suggests that the prospects of reaching a quick agreement are diminishing amid ongoing tensions.

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