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Aoun concludes his visit to Tripoli: A stable state is built on arms being centralized in the hands of its army, and weakening it does not protect any component

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Aoun concludes his visit to Tripoli: A stable state is built on arms being centralized in the hands of its army, and weakening it does not protect any component
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Kataeb: President General Joseph Aoun concluded his visit to Tripoli with a press conference at the Rashid Karami International Fair, where he affirmed that experience has shown that division protects no one and that weakening the state does not protect any component, adding: “Our responsibility today is to learn from past experiences and put Lebanon’s interests above…”

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