Lebanon president says Israeli strikes send 'clear message' on negotiations
- Lebanese President Aoun condemns Israeli strikes
Lebanese President Aoun condemned recent Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon, calling them a "clear message" ahead of US-sponsored talks, citing violations and civilian deaths.
- Lebanese President's condemnation of Israeli strikes.
- Upcoming US-sponsored negotiations in Rome.
- Violations of international law and civilian deaths.
BEIRUT: Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said Israeli strikes on the country’s south on Saturday were a “clear message” on negotiations between the two countries, ahead of the next round of US-sponsored talks early next month in Rome.
Aoun condemned the “ongoing Israeli attacks” on the south and “repeated violations of the framework agreement… and international law on protecting civilians, which led to the death of an entire family in the village of Ansar”, according to a statement from his office, adding that “these violations are a clear message on the negotiation process”.
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