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France and Italy Aim for Multinational Coalition in Lebanon
3 sourcesFirst reported 26 days agoUpdated 26 days ago
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- France and Italy are advocating for the formation of a multinational coalition in Lebanon.
- This coalition is intended to replace the UN peacekeeping force, UNIFIL, whose mandate ends in late 2026.
- Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun has praised these initiatives from France and Italy.
- French President Macron and Italian Prime Minister Meloni met in Antibes to discuss this coalition.
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Λίβανος: Γαλλία και Ιταλία «σπρώχνουν» για τη συγκρότηση συνασπισμού που θα διαδεχθεί τη δύναμη του ΟΗΕ
in.gr· 26 days ago
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Παρίσι και Ρώμη θέλουν να συγκροτήσουν έναν πολυεθνικό «συνασπισμό» για να διαδεχτεί τη FINUL στον Λίβανο
Politis· 26 days ago
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Στήριξη από Γαλλία-Ιταλία για Λίβανο: Ο Αούν επικροτεί τις πρωτοβουλίες
Sigmalive· 26 days ago