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The Lebanese Cabinet announced its decision to centralize weapons control under the state in Beirut, amid escalating Israeli airstrikes on Lebanese territory. The government also decided to file an urgent complaint to the United Nations Security Council.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasized the need for a ceasefire between Washington and Tehran to include Lebanon. Prime Minister Nawaf Salam confirmed the Cabinet's decision to extend the military's control over Beirut and restrict weapons to legitimate forces.
The International Fencing Federation has firmly denied rumors regarding the exclusion of fencing from the upcoming Olympic Games, reaffirming its commitment to supporting the sport. This statement comes at a critical time for athletes and stakeholders in the sport.
During the 'Save Lebanon' conference, Lebanese Forces leader Samir Geagea urged for arms to be restricted to the state and for accountability of those responsible for the current dire situation in Lebanon, emphasizing that Lebanon is not Iran.
Recent statements by Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Hezbollah Secretary-General Naeem Qassem reveal a stark contrast in their approaches to arms, negotiations, and war, highlighting the deep political divide in Lebanon.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun emphasized the necessity of exclusive control of weapons by legitimate institutions, stating that this principle is crucial for protecting Lebanese sovereignty and preventing the country from descending into destructive regional conflicts.