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Aoun warns Israel’s attacks undermine framework agreement and de-escalation efforts

From Naharnet · () English

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  • Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned what he described as repeated Israeli attacks and the killing of civilians, including children and women.
  • He said the destruction, burning and bulldozing of homes and property undermined the framework agreement.
  • Aoun made the comments during a meeting with French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin and Lebanese Justice Minister Adel Nassar.

President Joseph Aoun sharply condemned Israel’s repeated attacks, saying they undermine both a framework agreement and efforts to stop escalation in southern Lebanon and across the region.

“Israel's repeated attacks, the killing of innocents, including children and women, the destruction and burning of homes, and the bulldozing of property are condemned, rejected, and unjustified crimes,” Aoun said.

Israel's repeated attacks, the killing of innocents, including children and women, the destruction and burning of homes, and the bulldozing of property are condemned, rejected, and unjustified crimes.

· Joseph AounThe Lebanese president condemned Israel’s reported actions during a meeting with French and Lebanese justice ministers.

“These actions target the framework agreement and undermine all efforts to halt the escalation in the South and the region as a whole,” he warned.

Aoun made the remarks on Monday during a meeting with French Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin, attended by Lebanese Justice Minister Adel Nassar.

These actions target the framework agreement and undermine all efforts to halt the escalation in the South and the region as a whole.

· Joseph AounAoun warned that the attacks threatened an agreement and wider de-escalation efforts.
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