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Lebanese imbroglioBy Olivier Guitta
While the deadline for the election of a president is looming fast in Lebanon, the situation remains as murky as possible. 1- Lebanese Christian General Aoun, potential next target? The Beirut antenna of a Western intelligence service recently sent a confidential and secret note to its European headquarters stating that General Aoun is allegedly threatened and that he is sitting at the top of the list of potential targets of political assassinations. 2- General Aoun losing its main financier? Since he has become an Hezbollah ally, General Aoun does not hold the US close to his heart [The Croissant’s note: this is pretty ungrateful because no country helped more Aoun than the US when his only goal was to kick Syria out of Lebanon.]
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