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In an exclusive interview with #ThisisBeirut, US Envoy #MorganOrtagus stressed that #Hezbollah represents Iran, not the Lebanese people. “The #US supports a strong #Lebanese state, its army and its institutions,” she emphasized. Morgan Ortagus By Rayan Chami

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