Lebanon's Aoun to present Trump with Hezbollah disarmament plan as army deploys in south
ONP Summary
Lebanese President Aoun visited the White House to meet President Trump, marking the first Lebanese head of state in nearly two decades to do so. The talks focused on implementing a military coordination framework featuring pilot zones where the Lebanese army will oversee Hezbollah disarmament to enable Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
Progressive:Experimental phased coordination — Progressive outlets emphasize the tentative, pilot-phase nature of the military framework and highlight Aoun's past opposition to Hezbollah's war involvement.
Moderate:Reciprocal diplomatic pressure — Centrist outlets frame the meeting as balancing pressure on multiple parties, with Aoun hoping Trump will constrain Israeli expansion while pursuing Hezbollah disarmament.
Conservative:Counter-terrorism operation — Conservative outlets use direct language characterizing Hezbollah as an Iranian-backed terrorist organization, framing disarmament as a security priority against Iranian influence.
By Maya Gebeily and Tom Perry
BEIRUT, July 21 (Reuters) - Lebanese President Joseph Aoun will meet U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Tuesday to present a plan on how to disarm Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah and secure Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon.
Aoun, who served as the commander of Lebanon's U.S.-backed army before being elected president last year, is the first Lebanese head of state in nearly 20 years to visit the White House, where he will meet Trump face-to-face for the first time. ...
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