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Départ de la Finul en décembre : Aoun demande à la France d'aider à éviter un vide sécuritaire au Sud

Le Liban accueillera « tout arrangement » garantissant une présence internationale après le 31 décembre.

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Le président Joseph Aoun a déclaré au ministre français des Affaires étrangères Jean-Noël Barrot que le Liban « accueille favorablement tout arrangement garantissant une présence internationale au Sud » si le mandat de la Finul ne peut être prolongé.

Le Conseil de sécurité a décidé en août 2025 de mettre fin à la mission le 31 décembre 2026 ; la France et l'Italie envisagent une force multinationale. Selon M. Aoun, Israël ne respecte pas l'accord-cadre de juin.

Une délégation militaire libanaise est attendue mardi à Tampa, en Floride, pour des discussions avec des officiers américains et israéliens.

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