Lebanese-French-Jordanian Summit Supports Army

A tripartite summit was held in Paris, bringing together Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, French President Emmanuel Macron, and Jordan's King Abdullah II to discuss support for the Lebanese army and security conditions in the country. The summit focused on addressing Lebanon's security and military needs, with officials confirming that material and military support would be determined during the preparatory meeting. There was, however, disagreement regarding the stance of the United States and some countries, such as Saudi Arabia, which explicitly oppose providing support before Hezbollah's disarmament. Officials also indicated efforts to establish an alternative international force to maintain stability, with ongoing coordination between France and Italy. The final decision and actual support will depend on commitments made after the conference, emphasizing the importance of avoiding a security vacuum in Lebanon.

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