Smoke rises as a result of attacks carried out by the Israeli military on the village of Kfar Tebnit in Nabatieh, Lebanon on June 6, 2026. [Ramiz Dallah - Anadolu Agency]
Pakistani and Lebanese military chiefs on Tuesday discussed the regional security situation and bilateral military cooperation amid Israeli attacks on Lebanon, according to an official statement, Anadolu agency reported. Gen. Rodolphe Haykal, the commander-in-chief of the Lebanese Armed Forces, met with Pakistan’s Chief of Army Staff and Chief of Defense Forces Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir at the General Headquarters in Rawalpindi, said the Pakistani military media wing in a statement. “During the meeting, both dignitaries exchanged views on matters of mutual interest, evolving regional security environment, defense cooperation and prospects for enhancing bilateral military relations,” it said. The statement added: “The discussions focused on strengthening professional interactions, training cooperation and institutional linkages between the armed forces of the two […]

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