Aoun and Rouvio meet amid Qatar PM in Beirut

The article discusses developments in Lebanon, where U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio contacted President Jouzaff Aoun and emphasized the importance of controlling the explosive shipment, which was individually proven to be the responsibility of Hezbollah. He warned against allowing the group's weapons to go unchecked. President Aoun also reaffirmed the readiness of security and judicial forces to enforce the laws, amid Hezbollah's escalation, with the group declaring that the shipment belongs to the resistance, challenging the state and accusing the political authorities of abandoning sovereignty. On the political front, the Cabinet saw the resignation of Christian Lebanese Forces ministers in protest over the handling of the electricity file, without issuing decisive decisions. The judiciary also decided to dismiss the case against the Lebanese ambassador in Washington due to lack of evidence. Meanwhile, the region experienced visits from Iranian and Qatari officials, reflecting intricate regional relationships and influences affecting Lebanon's scene.

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