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How Lebanon can be Trump's first success in a troubled region

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How Lebanon can be Trump's first success in a troubled region

Following a June 2026 trilateral agreement aimed at disarming Hezbollah and restoring Lebanese sovereignty, author David Hale argues that increased American involvement and persistent diplomatic pressure are necessary to maintain momentum and prevent regional instability.

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