Lebanon Debate: Second Army Race Draws Thousands

The commander of the Lebanese Army, General Rodolphe Hacheel, affirmed that the relationship between the military institution and the citizens is strong and deeply rooted. He emphasized the need for cooperation with security agencies and reporting any suspicious activity to enhance security. He spoke during his patronage of the second Army race in Beirut, which was attended by around 3,500 runners from the army, security agencies, and civilians. He explained that military missions continue at the borders and within the country to combat terrorism, arms and drug trafficking, and smuggling. He added that the army relies on the support of citizens and stresses the importance of maintaining security awareness to achieve stability in Lebanon.

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