U.S. Allocates $230M to Strengthen Lebanese Security Forces
The U.S. allocated $230 million to Lebanon's security forces to support disarming Hezbollah. Of this, $190 million goes to the Lebanese Armed Forces and $40 million to the Internal Security Forces. This decision reflects Trump's priorities in addressing regional conflicts, despite cuts in other foreign aid.
In a significant move, President Donald Trump's administration has authorized $230 million in security assistance to Lebanon, targeting the disarmament of Hezbollah, according to sources in Washington and Beirut.
This financial package, which includes $190 million for the Lebanese Armed Forces and $40 million for the Internal Security Forces, underscores the importance placed on stabilizing Lebanon amid regional tensions.
The release of funds aligns with U.S. foreign policy priorities, focusing on Middle East security, and illustrates the administration's commitment to supporting Lebanese sovereignty under UN Security Council Resolution 1701.
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