Lebanon's Prime Minister Umar Karami has issued a strong warning to the country's anti-Syrian opposition in the face of growing criticism over Syria's involvement in Lebanese affairs.
Without specifying what moves he contemplated, the Syrian-backed prime minister on Thursday accused the opposition of "crossing all boundaries".
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Asked what the government planned to do to deal with the situation, he said: "You will see in the next couple of days." Christians and Muslim figures from across Lebanon's opposition on Wednesday made their strongest call yet for Syria to pull its 14,000 troops out of Lebanon as demanded by a UN resolution sponsored by the US and France. Druze opposition leader Walid Jumblatt said a Syrian envoy who met several pro-and anti-Syrian Lebanese officials in Beirut this week should next time bring trucks to take back Syria's intelligence officers who are deployed in Beirut. |