The Trump administration is providing mixed signals regarding Iran's involvement in Lebanon. The Islamic Republic is reportedly influencing Israeli-Lebanese negotiations to support its proxy military force, Hezbollah. Israeli and Lebanese officials are engaged in direct discussions in Washington, D.C., this week, marking the fifth round of talks since they began in April.
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Iran's Influence in Lebanon Discussed Amid Ongoing Israeli-Lebanese Talks
The Trump administration's stance on Iran's role in Lebanon appears inconsistent as it reportedly affects negotiations between Israel and Lebanon. Direct talks are currently taking place in Washington, D.C., involving officials from both countries.
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‘The only issue is Hezbollah’: Iran’s role in Lebanon proves sticking point in talks
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Iran's Influence in Lebanon Discussed Amid Ongoing Israeli-Lebanese Talks