US envoy to Syria due in Beirut Wednesday
by Naharnet Newsdesk 13 hours
The U.S. has warned Lebanon against taking part in the ongoing Iran-Israel conflict, a local media report said.
The report published Monday in al-Binaa newspaper said that Israel would respond harshly to any missile launched from Lebanon and that the Lebanese army is working to prevent any attack from Lebanon.
Meanwhile, U.S. ambassador to Turkey and special envoy to Syria Tom Barrack is due in Beirut Wednesday to meet with Lebanese officials over Hezbollah's weapons and the disputed Israeli-occupied Shebaa Farms.
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