Qatar supports the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from Lebanon
The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar, in a meeting with the President of Lebanon, announced Doha's efforts to provide comprehensive solutions in the field of energy and emphasized the support for the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from the occupied territories of Lebanon and the handing over of positions to the country's army.
The Prime Minister and Foreign Minister of Qatar, in a meeting with the President of Lebanon, announced Doha's efforts to provide comprehensive solutions in the field of energy and emphasized the support for the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers from the occupied territories of Lebanon and the handing over of positions to the country's army.
Ambassador Arjan-International Group: Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad bin Abdulrahman Al Thani announced in a meeting with Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun that Qatar seeks to provide comprehensive solutions for Lebanon in the field of energy.
He also said: "We discussed regional and international developments, including the situation in southern Lebanon and the actions of the Zionist regime against this country."
Qatar's foreign minister emphasized: "We support Lebanon in all the steps it takes and we support the approach of the Lebanese government to withdraw the Zionist army from the occupied territories and hand over positions to the Lebanese army."
News sources reported that the Zionist regime attacked southern Lebanon with prohibited bombs containing phosphorus.
The fighters of the Zionist regime targeted areas in the south of Lebanon, including Nabatieh, Wadi Al-Hojir, Haris and Sarbin.
Antonio Guterres, Secretary General of the United Nations, expressed concern over the escalation of Israeli military operations in southern Lebanon, condemned the increase in civilian casualties and the displacement of people, and demanded an immediate cessation of hostilities, the withdrawal of Israeli forces, and the observance of Security Council Resolution 1701.