Lebanon president says country no longer 'arena for anyone's wars'

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun declared on Friday that Lebanon is no longer an "arena for anyone's wars" following the implementation of a ceasefire. He stated that the country has reclaimed its decision-making power and will no longer be a pawn in regional conflicts, asserting that no agreement will compromise national rights or sovereignty.

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Ongoing cross-border conflict and political instability in Lebanon, heavily influenced by regional tensions and the presence of non-state actors.

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