Military leaders meet in Paris to weigh post-UN mission in Lebanon
Immediate concern is how to fill the security vacuum that could be left when the UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL begins drawing down from January
Military leaders meet in Paris to weigh post-UN mission in Lebanon
Immediate concern is how to fill the security vacuum that could be left when the UN peacekeeping force UNIFIL begins drawing down from January
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