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Lebanese president accuses Iran of using his country as a bargaining chip in peace talks with the US

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun delivered a searing rebuke to Iran on Friday, accusing it of using his country as a bargaining chip against the wishes of the Lebanese people in

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  1. ABC 17 Mid-Missouri

    Exclusive: Lebanese president accuses Iran of using his country as a bargaining chip in peace talks with the US (opens ABC 17 Mid-Missouri)

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    By Mostafa Salem, CNN (CNN) — Lebanese President Joseph Aoun delivered a searing rebuke to Iran on Friday, accusing it of using his country as a bargaining chip against the wishes of the Lebanese people in the conflict with the United States and Israel.

  2. Al-Monitor

    Iran using Lebanon as bargaining chip in US talks, Lebanese president says (opens Al-Monitor)

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    BEIRUT, June 5 (Reuters) - Lebanese President Joseph Aoun accused Iran of using Lebanon as a bargaining chip in its negotiations with the United States on Friday, in some of his toughest criticism yet of Tehran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah as it wages war with Israel.

  3. KEZI Eugene

    Lebanese president accuses Iran of using his country as a bargaining chip in peace talks with the US (opens KEZI Eugene)

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    Lebanese President Joseph Aoun delivered a searing rebuke to Iran on Friday, accusing it of using his country as a bargaining chip against the wishes of the Lebanese people in

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