Trump assures Lebanon of significant aid

The meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun discussed U.S. support for Lebanon, particularly through providing military and financial assistance to strengthen the Lebanese army and enable it to implement the framework agreement with Israel. This agreement aims to end the hostility between the two countries and facilitate the Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory. Trump stated that his country would present concrete plans to support the army, focusing on funding and executing deployment and security operations, without specifying a full timeline for Israel's withdrawal. Aoun also affirmed that the Lebanese army possesses the forces and funding necessary to implement the agreement, and that U.S. political and military support is important for achieving stability and facing armed groups such as Hezbollah. The meeting also covered the possibility of increasing aid, resuming flights between Lebanon and the United States, and Trump expressed his readiness to communicate with Hezbollah. Additionally, discussions included Syria's role in disarming the party. No specific deadlines for the Israeli withdrawal or detailed figures for U.S. support were announced, but the Trump administration reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Lebanon and facilitating its stability.

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