Lebanon Ends Presidential Void, Elects US-Backed General Joseph Aoun
Lebanon’s parliament elected army chief Joseph Aoun as president on Thursday, filling a 14-month leadership void with a figure widely approved by the United States and international allies. The vote underscores Hezbollah’s diminished influence following its war with Israel and regional shifts, including the fall of its ally Bashar Assad in Syria.
Lebanon has elected a president following a two-year deadlock and power vacuum, signalling a weakened Hezbollah.
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