Lebanon
Trump Announces Direct US Flights to Lebanon and Military Support Plans
President Trump pledged direct US flights to Lebanon and discussed enhancing the Lebanese army's capabilities during a White House meeting with President Michel Aoun.

Following his meeting with Lebanese President Michel Aoun at the White House, US President Donald Trump announced that his administration will permit American airlines to operate direct flights to Lebanon. This move aims to facilitate travel for Americans visiting the country, and Trump expressed hope that other nations would follow the United States' example.
Trump stated that Lebanon has not been treated as it deserves in recent years. He emphasized that the US intends to change this situation and engage with Lebanon respectfully, highlighting the country's talented individuals and distinguished figures across various fields.
The US president also noted that Israel has begun withdrawing from Lebanese territories. He confirmed plans to discuss with President Aoun ways to support the Lebanese army, revealing concrete strategies to strengthen its capabilities and independence. Additionally, Trump expressed his willingness to communicate with Hezbollah if requested by the Lebanese president.
President Michel Aoun affirmed that his vision aligns with Trump's approach toward Lebanon and the region, which centers on peace and stability. He stressed the importance of supporting the Lebanese army and enabling it to fulfill its role, reiterating his full confidence in the military institution and its leadership.
These statements were made during the Lebanese-American summit held at the White House in Washington, attended by several US and Lebanese officials.
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