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.

Lebanon urges Russian help to revive 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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