Lebanon at Uno: "No One Negotiates on Our Behalf"
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The country had found itself in a war that it had not elected itself, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said. Iraq, too, stressed national sovereignty.
One of the highest international forums, and before the representatives of nations, Prime Minister Nawaf Salam re-established the political and sovereign State's borders, heading to the world in a clear Lebanese language, after the official position, during the "denial" eras, was dilapidated and kept its calculations. His statement gained its relevance by placing the restoration of national decision at the centre of the challenges of destiny, as…
The Prime Minister of Lebanon, Nawaf Salam, stressed the paramount importance of accounting for arms and the decision on war and peace by the State and its constitutional institutions, and said that this was a priority translated into decisions taken by the Council of Ministers after "Lebanon found itself in the face of a war that it did not choose but was imposed upon it."
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