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واکنش مقتدی صدر به انتخاب رئیس جمهور لبنان

به گزارش خبرگزاری مهر، مقتدی صدر رهبر جریان صدر عراق در شبکه ایکس، به انتخاب جوزف عون به عنوان رئیس جمهوری لبنان واکنش نشان داد و از آن به شدت استقبال کرد.

وی ابراز امیدواری کرد که این انتخاب، آغازی برای دفع رنج ملت لبنان که قدرت‌های شر جهان و در راس آن امریکا و اسرائیل به آن هجوم برده‌اند، باشد.

مقتدی صدر بیان کرد: امیدواریم که همه طرف‌های سیاسی، عقل و منطق، ملی گرایی و دوست داشتن مردم را ترجیح دهند و اختلافات سیاسی و قومیتی که طرف‌های خارجی برای آسیب زدن به لبنان، یکپارچگی، وحدت و نعمت‌های آن به دنبال آن هستند را کنار بگذارند.

صدر گفت که امید است انتخاب جوزف عون، فتح بابی باشد که ارتش لبنان زمام امور در سراسر لبنان به ویژه مناطق اشغالی جنوب لبنان به دست گیرد.

رهبر جریان صدر عراق بیان کرد: سراسر منطقه به ویژه لبنان، فلسطین، سوریه و عراق که هنوز از مداخلات خارجی و اشغالگری ناپاک رژیم صهیونیستی رنج می‌برند، به یک موضع یکپارچه نیاز دارند.

صدر گفت که ملت عراق، برای همکاری در زمینه بشردوستانه و اجتماعی با هدف بهبود وضعیت لبنان و کشورهای فوق الذکر آمادگی کامل دارند تا این کشورها موقعیت موثر خود برای صلح، آزادی، عقب راندن رژیم صهیونیستی، مبارزه با تروریسم، فساد و مداخلات خارجی، عادی سازی روابط، افراط گرایی و دیکتاتوری را بازیابند.

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Scores killed as US, Turkish proxies clash in northern Syria

The so-called Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported “fierce battles in the Manbij countryside… in the past hours between the (Kurdish) Syrian Democratic Forces and the (Turkish-backed) National Army factions… with Turkish air cover.”

“The attacks killed 37 people in a preliminary toll,” mostly Turkish-backed combatants, but also six SDF militants and five civilians, said the British-based Observatory, according to Press TV.

At least 322 people have been killed in fighting in the troubled region since armed militants, led by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), took control of Damascus following the President Assad’s rule on December 8.

The pro-Ankara groups succeeded in capturing Kurdish-held Manbij and Tal Rifaat in northern Aleppo province in recent weeks.

The latest reported fighting comes despite the United States assuring that it was working to address Turkey’s concerns in Syria to dissuade the NATO ally from escalating an offensive against Kurdish fighters.

Washington’s Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Wednesday that Turkey had “legitimate concerns” about Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK) militants inside Syria and called for a resolution in the country that includes the departure of “foreign terrorist fighters.”

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan in a recent interview threatened to launch an offensive against the the Kurdish People”s Protection Units (YPG) in Syria, which it accuses of being aligned with the PKK.

Top Turkish diplomat stressed that the ruling Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS) administration in Syria must address the issue of the YPG’s presence.

Fidan further noted that the United States supported the YPG for various reasons when it was present in Syria.

However, he said, many of these reasons no longer exist, adding, “The ultimatum we gave them (the YPG) through the Americans is obvious.”

Ankara views the YPG as a terrorist organization and the Syrian branch of the outlawed PKK, which has been fighting for an autonomous region inside Turkey since 1984.

Syria’s Kurds control much of the oil-rich northeast of the country, where they enjoyed de facto autonomy.

For years, the US policy has relied on collaborating with Kurdish militants in northern Syria with a goal of maintaining some leverage over the future of the conflict.

US president-elect Donald Trump earlier admitted on more than one occasion that American forces were in the Arab country for its oil.

Since the overthrow of the Bashar al-Assad government, clashes between different armed groups have intensified, plunging the country into turmoil.

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Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said the election of Jospeh Aoun which is the result of “unity and consensus among a majority of the Lebanese political groups and parties is a success for the entire Lebanon”.

Baghaei also expressed hope that the new president would reinforce national unity, and facilitate the path to progress and development, wishing that Lebanon would counter economic challenges and rebuild the damages caused by the Zionist regime’s “savage” attacks on the country.

The ministry spokesman also wished the election would help guard “national sovereignty and territorial integrity in the face of the occupation regime’s threats and covetous eyes.”

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