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The Lebanese army announced that it had carried out a redeployment and repositioning operation involving a number of units as a result of the escalation of Israeli aggression against Lebanon, particularly in areas witnessing hostile incursions around the southern border towns, which leads to the encirclement and isolation of deployed army units and the cutting off of their supply lines.In a statement, the Lebanese army said that the leadership continues to stand by the residents according to the available capabilities, by keeping a group of soldiers in those towns as the Israeli attacks continue without distinction between soldiers and civilians in various areas. Related Story Source link
China welcomes Int'l participation in China-Pakistan initiative for Middle East peace restoration
China announced on Wednesday its welcome for any participation or interaction from all countries and international organizations regarding the Chinese-Pakistani initiative aimed at restoring peace and de-escalating tensions in the Middle East.The China-Pakistan initiative on the Gulf and Middle East region is open, and all countries and international organizations are welcome to respond to and participate in it, spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry Mao Ning said.According to Xinhua News Agency, China and Pakistan put forward a five-point initiative for restoring peace and stability in the Gulf and Middle East region during talks between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar in Beijing on Tuesday.Both countries have previously emphasized the priority of the UN Charter, urging the enhancement of multilateral cooperation and supporting the establishment of a comprehensive peace framework based on international law to achieve lasting regional stability. Source link
The Syrian Petroleum Company (SPC) announced the arrival of the first fuel oil convoys coming from Iraq through Al-Tanf crossing towards the Baniyas oil terminal, as part of land transport operations designated for re-export.SPC indicated that the first convoy includes 299 tankers, where technical teams will begin unloading operations at the designated site, in preparation for transporting the shipments via sea carriers to their final destinations.In this context, Director of Corporate Communications at SPC, Safwan Sheikh Ahmad, said in an exclusive statement to Qatar News Agency (QNA) that fuel transfer operations are carried out according to organized logistical coordination between the Syrian and Iraqi sides, reaching the oil ports on the Syrian coast.Specialized teams are working to implement unloading and loading operations within specific timetables, ensuring the smooth movement of convoys and their continued flow, he added, noting that these operations fall under the activity of oil transit through Syrian territory.Ahmad also explained that work is underway to prepare the necessary logistical infrastructure to receive additional quantities during the next phase, including enhancing the readiness of oil facilities and expanding the scope of re-export operations through Syrian ports to regional and international markets. Source link
