Lebanon urges Russian help to revive Middle East peace talks

Lebanese President Emile Lahoud is urging Russia help to restart the stalled Middle East peace talks.

Tue, 29 Jan, 2002 - 17:01

Lebanese President Emile Lahoud is urging Russia help to restart the stalled Middle East peace talks.

He warns that Israeli aggression will complicate regional matters and lead to a long war.

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