Lebanon’s president seeks evidence behind U.S. sanctions on son-in-law

FAN Editor

November 7, 2020

BEIRUT (Reuters) – President Michel Aoun said that Lebanon would seek evidence and documents from the United States that led Washington to impose sanctions on Friday on prominent Christian politician and his son-in-law Gebran Bassil.

Aoun asked the country’s caretaker foreign minister to obtain the evidence and documents that should be submitted to Lebanon’s judiciary “to take the necessary legal measures”, said a statement on Saturday seen by Reuters and posted by the presidency on its Twitter account.

(Reporting by Ghaida Ghantous)

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