Lebanon’s President Orders Military Action Against Cross-Border Fire

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has ordered the army to respond to gunfire from Syria, following recent confrontations between Lebanese forces and Syrian troops. Aoun stressed that ongoing border clashes would not be tolerated, underscoring Lebanon’s security concerns.

Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has directed the military to take action against sources of gunfire originating from the borders with Syria. This announcement, made through a statement from the president’s office on Monday, comes in response to a recent exchange of fire between Lebanese forces and Syrian troops, along with armed groups in northeast Lebanon. Aoun emphasized the necessity of maintaining order and stated that the state “would not allow” continued clashes along the borders.

The situation between Lebanon and Syria has escalated, prompting President Joseph Aoun to order military engagement against border fires. The president’s commitment to halt cross-border violence highlights the critical security challenges faced by Lebanon in maintaining stability along its borders.

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