EU should approve new mission in Lebanon in October, Kallas says

RTP Notícias1 September 2026 at 17:20

The head of European Union diplomacy, Kallas, stated today that a new mission by the bloc in Lebanon should be approved in October. The mission will aim to ensure that the Lebanese state and the Lebanese Armed Forces can control the country's territory.

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