Lebanon17 Apr
Trump: US to work separately with Lebanon
President Trump has reiterated his pledge to work with Lebanon, co-opting his signature slogan.
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President Donald Trump has continued his public commentary on Middle East policy, stating on social media that a current deal is 'not tied, in any way, to Lebanon.' He added, 'but we will, MAKE LEBANON GREAT AGAIN,' co-opting his signature campaign slogan. This follows his recent statements forbidding Israeli strikes on Lebanon and warning that Israel would bomb Hezbollah if attacked. The posts signal a continued, direct, and public U.S. focus on Lebanese affairs.
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17 AprRerum Novarum // Intel, Breaking News, and Alerts 🇺🇸
Trump added the phrase 'Make Lebanon Great Again' to his previous statement about a deal not being tied to Lebanon.
17 AprGeopolitics Watch
Trump reiterated the separation of the deal from Lebanon and used the slogan 'Make Lebanon Great Again'.
17 Apr@officialrnintel
Trump concluded his statement with the phrase 'MAKE LEBANON GREAT AGAIN!'
17 Apr@Worldsource24
Trump reiterated his position and used the slogan 'MAKE LEBANON GREAT AGAIN' in a new social media post.
17 Apr@clashreport
Trump added the slogan 'Make Lebanon Great Again' to his previous assertion that a deal is not tied to Lebanon.
17 Apr@sentdefender
Trump reiterated his stance on Lebanon, adding the slogan "MAKE LEBANON GREAT AGAIN" to his previous comments.
17 Apr@Osint613
Trump added the specific slogan "MAKE LEBANON GREAT AGAIN" to his previous statement that a deal was not tied to Lebanon.
17 AprMiddle East Spectator — MES
The message adds that Iran's Foreign Minister confirmed the Strait of Hormuz opening was in response to the Lebanon ceasefire, contradicting Trump's claim that the deal is not tied to Lebanon.
17 Apr@KobeissiLetter
Trump has now explicitly used the phrase 'Make Lebanon Great Again' in a new social media post.
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