Lebanese president opposes south as bargaining tool

The article discusses Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's reaffirmation that legitimate weapons are exclusively under the control of the Lebanese state, rejecting the use of the south as a bargaining chip, and emphasizing the Lebanese Army's authority over all Lebanese territories, in the context of his history with Imam Musa al-Sadr's case. It also includes fiery remarks from Hezbollah Secretary-General Naim Qassem, who confirms the party's continued resilience and confrontation with Israel despite escalation and casualties. Qassem considers Hezbollah's sacrifices as a victory and reaffirms its commitment to resistance. The report underscores Lebanon's adherence to UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and its efforts to enforce sovereignty, while Hezbollah maintains its stance of resistance and resilience against Israeli occupation. Both emphasize that this approach achieves balance and strengthens the Lebanese people's resistance.

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