Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam toured southern Lebanon on Friday to assess the situation following the Israeli aggression against the country.
PM Salam traveled to the south aboard a helicopter, accompanied by Environment Minister Tamara Al-Zein, According to the National News Agency.
His visit included stops at Lebanese Army barracks in Tyre and Marjayoun, with a scheduled stop in Nabatieh.
Upon arrival at the Lebanese Army’s “Benoît Barakat Barracks” in Tyre, Salam and his delegation held a meeting at the sector command office. He was received by Acting Army Commander Major General Hassan Ouda and South Litani Sector Commander Brigadier General Edgar Loundos.
During the visit, Salam reaffirmed the Lebanese Army’s pivotal role in safeguarding national stability, stating, “The army is fulfilling its duties and reinforcing its presence to strengthen stability in the south. It is tasked with defending the nation and bears the responsibility of maintaining security and upholding sovereignty.”
Separately, Salam met with a delegation from the town of Dhahira, who were protesting outside the barracks. He listened to their concerns and grievances, particularly regarding the Israeli incursion into their lands, including the destruction of the town’s southern neighborhood.
Source: Al-Manar Website
