Sharaa Dismisses Military Intervention in Lebanon: Syria Looks for Security Agreement with ‘Israel’

The Syrian interim President Ahmad Al-Sharaa dismissed any military intervention in Lebanon, highlighting contacts with the Lebanese government to discuss solutions that will help bring Lebanon to safety.

In a televised interview, Al-Sharaa said, “The Lebanese solution may not be military; anarchy in Lebanon will affect Syria.”

We are afraid of the expansion of the war zone in the region and seek a security agreement with ‘Israel’, he said.

The security agreement with ‘Israel’ will not include concession of right to occupied Golan Heights, Al-Sharaa added.

Syria’s relations with Iraq are witnessing a steady progress, Al-Sharaa said.

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