EU welcomes Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, urges respect for sovereignty

European Commission President welcomes US-mediated truce but stresses long-term stability depends on respecting Lebanese sovereignty and continued aid. | Contesto: cronaca

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• EU welcomes Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, urges respect for sovereignty

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has formally welcomed a 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, announced and mediated by United States President Donald Trump. In a statement published on the social media platform X, von der Leyen described the cessation of hostilities as "a relief," noting that the recent conflict "has already claimed far too many lives." The statement marks the European Union's first high-level endorsement of the temporary truce, which aims to halt an escalating exchange of fire across the shared border. The announcement of the ceasefire follows a period of intense cross-border strikes that have raised fears of a broader regional war. While details of the agreement's specific terms remain sparse, the involvement of the U.S. presidency underscores Washington's continued role as a primary diplomatic actor in the region. The European Union, while not a direct mediator in these talks, has consistently called for de-escalation, framing the latest violence as a threat to regional stability and civilian safety on both sides of the border. Beyond the immediate welcome, von der Leyen's statement carried a pointed political message, emphasizing that Europe "would continue to press for full respect for Lebanon’s sovereignty and territorial integrity." This line reflects long-standing EU concerns about violations of Lebanese airspace and territory, often cited in the context of the conflict between Israel and the Iranian-backed Hezbollah group, which holds significant sway in southern Lebanon. The EU position insists that any durable solution must be built on the foundation of a sovereign Lebanese state controlling its own territory. Parallel to the sovereignty issue, the Commission President committed the bloc to maintaining its humanitarian support for the Lebanese people. Lebanon is mired in a profound economic and political crisis, with its infrastructure and public services severely degraded. The recent conflict has exacerbated these hardships, displacing communities and straining already limited resources. The EU is a major donor of humanitarian and development aid to Lebanon, and this pledge signals an intent to address the...

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