Trump Secures Extension of Israel-Lebanon Truce
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U.S. President Donald Trump has announced an agreement to extend the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon for an additional three weeks. The announcement followed high-level negotiations at the White House, reinforcing Washington’s role as the primary mediator in the Middle East.
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The meeting included Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and U.S. ambassadors to the region. Trump characterized the talks as "very successful" and emphasized that the United States intends to actively assist Lebanon in defending itself against Hezbollah's influence. The American leader also expressed hope for hosting a direct meeting between the heads of the warring nations at the White House in the near future.
In parallel, Trump addressed the ongoing confrontation with Iran. He categorically ruled out the use of nuclear weapons, noting that the U.S. can achieve its military objectives through "conventional means." However, the President reaffirmed his administration's firm stance against Tehran acquiring nuclear weapons, stating that Iran's military capabilities have already been significantly degraded by Washington's previous actions.
In parallel, Trump addressed the ongoing confrontation with Iran. He categorically ruled out the use of nuclear weapons, noting that the U.S. can achieve its military objectives through "conventional means." However, the President reaffirmed his administration's firm stance against Tehran acquiring nuclear weapons, stating that Iran's military capabilities have already been significantly degraded by Washington's previous actions.
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