Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Al Shaibani visited Lebanon on Thursday for meetings with its president and highest-ranking leadership in which he affirmed that his government is not interested in a military role in Syria, but would consider participating in talks with the Iranian proxy terror group Hezbollah.
Shaibani is visiting Lebanon amid an ongoing military invasion of the country by neighboring Israel, whose government insists it will remain in the country until Hezbollah ceases to be a threat. The Israeli invasion of Lebanon began in February as the United States launched its own military campaign in Iran, dubbed “Operation Epic Fury.”…
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