Lebanon army says soldiers loyal after US sanctions one over alleged Hezbollah links
The Lebanese army affirmed the loyalty of its soldiers following US sanctions against an officer linked to Hezbollah. The sanctions were imposed after the US facilitated talks between Lebanon and Israel aimed at resolving ongoing conflicts. Hezbollah condemned the sanctions as an intimidation tactic, while the Lebanese military emphasized its commitment to national duties.
- ▪The US announced sanctions against Lebanese military officers accused of sharing intelligence with Hezbollah.
- ▪The Lebanese army stated that all personnel are performing their duties with professionalism and loyalty to the nation.
- ▪Hezbollah criticized the sanctions as an attempt to intimidate the Lebanese people amid ongoing conflicts with Israel.
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Lebanon army says soldiers loyal after US sanctions one over alleged Hezbollah linksSign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inboxThe Lebanese army said that all officers and members of the military institution are performing their national duties with utmost professionalism, responsibility, and discipline.PHOTO: EPAPublished May 22, 2026, 09:40 PMUpdated May 22, 2026, 09:40 PMBEIRUT - Lebanon’s military said on May 22 its soldiers were loyal to the institution after the US announced sanctions that included an officer accused of sharing information with Hezbollah.The sanctions came after the US hosted three rounds of direct talks between Lebanon and Israel aimed at ending the war that began after Hezbollah attacked Israel on March 2 and determining the future of relations…
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