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Two Lebanese officials said their government has not heard about a potential meeting in Washington, DC, next week, CNN reports

The lack of communication regarding a potential meeting in Washington indicates a breakdown in diplomatic engagement, which could lead to heightened tensions in the region.

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  • One of Lebanese officials said Thursday there would be “no negotiations under fire.” 
  • The officials said Lebanon’s foreign ministry and the presidential palace had not been officially notified of that invitation to open talks, nor have they heard anything about a potential meeting next week.
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The assertion of 'no negotiations under fire' suggests that Lebanon is unwilling to engage amid ongoing conflicts, emphasizing the fragility of the situation. Investors should keep an eye on how this plays out, especially with regard to assets such as oil and safe-haven currencies.

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