Arabic version: رئيس وزراء لبنان يرفض اقتراح منطقة عازلة، ويدعو لدعم الجيش

Lebanon’s Prime Minister Salam has publicly rejected the proposal for a buffer zone in the country. In an interview with The Washington Post, he emphasized the necessity of supporting the Lebanese army and focusing on reconstruction efforts instead.

According to LBC, Salam’s stance highlights a commitment to national sovereignty and stability, urging international partners to prioritize military support and infrastructure rebuilding over territorial arrangements.

The Prime Minister’s comments come at a time when Lebanon faces significant challenges, including security concerns and economic instability. He pointed out that strengthening the army is crucial for maintaining order and protecting the nation’s interests.

Salam’s rejection of the buffer zone underscores a broader strategy aimed at reinforcing Lebanon’s capabilities and fostering resilience against external pressures.