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US to Resume Direct Flights to Lebanon for First Time in 40 Years

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US President Donald Trump has announced the resumption of direct commercial flights between the United States and Lebanon. The decision came following a meeting between Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun at the White House. Direct flights between the two countries had been suspended since 1985. The US also reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Lebanon's stability. However, airlines may proceed cautiously given ongoing security concerns and regional tensions.

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