A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon will come into effect from early morning on April 17, as announced by U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to the announcement, the temporary truce follows direct talks between representatives of both sides held in Washington, D.C.. This marks the first such direct meeting between the two sides in 34 years, making it a significant diplomatic development.
Officials indicated that the ceasefire is intended to reduce tensions and create space for further dialogue. The agreement is expected to halt ongoing hostilities for a period of 10 days, allowing both sides to reassess the situation.
President Trump also stated that this development is part of broader efforts that have contributed to stopping multiple conflicts. However, no additional operational details about the ceasefire terms have been officially released.
The agreement is being closely watched by the international community, as it may help stabilize the region and encourage continued diplomatic engagement between the parties.
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