Aoun warns: security vacuum in south is a direct threat to sovereignty
BEIRUT —
President Joseph Aoun cautioned that any security vacuum in southern Lebanon could provide Israel with a pretext for further attacks, calling stability in the south an absolute national priority and a non-negotiable pillar of sovereignty.
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