US envoy Tom Barrack urges Lebanon to back disarmament talk with action, sources tell LBCI
The Lebanese side reportedly offered no new proposals on the matter, prompting Barrack to stress that such measures are essential for reactivating the ceasefire monitoring committee's work.
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