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Lebanon and Syria Coordinating ‘Daily’ on Security Matters, Minister Says

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By Sunniva Rose Verified
| kataeb.org
Syrian and Lebanese security forces are liaising daily on counter-terrorism and other security matters, Lebanon's Interior Minister, Retd Brig Gen Ahmad Al Hajjar, has told The National. The minister's comments highlight the shift in the relationship between the two neighbours nearly two years after the fall of Bashar Al Assad, whose regime historically viewed Lebanon as falling under its sphere of influence.
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Syria and Lebanon co-ordinating 'daily' on security matters, minister says

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By Sunniva Rose Verified
| The National Verified
Syrian and Lebanese security forces are liaising daily on counter-terrorism and other security matters, Lebanon's Interior Minister, Retd Brig Gen Ahmad Al Hajjar, has told The National. The minister's comments highlight the shift in the relationship between the two neighbours nearly two years after the fall of Bashar Al Assad, whose regime historically viewed Lebanon as falling under its sphere of influence.
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Strait of Hormuz must be reopened using diplomatic and defensive means, says UAE minister

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By Sunniva Rose Verified, Lemma Shehadi Verified
| The National Verified
The Strait of Hormuz must be reopened using diplomatic and defensive means, Lana Nusseibeh, Minister of State, told The National. Speaking on Tuesday in Brussels, where she was attending a EU-GCC security forum, Ms Nusseibeh reaffirmed that Iran should not be allowed to hold the vital waterway hostage. She said she had held “very productive and constructive conversations” with EU officials about “practical steps we can take together to work towards a solution to this crisis”.
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