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Syrian Forces Leave Lebanon After Three Decades

HeadlineApr 27, 2005

The United Nations says it is examining Syria’s declaration yesterday that it has withdrawn the last of its soldiers and intelligence agents from Lebanon on Tuesday, ending a 29-year military presence in its small neighbor. But the US and other powers say Syria has not withdrawn a significant part of its intelligence presence. In September, the Security Council passed a resolution calling for foreign forces to be withdrawn from Lebanon. A UN team has just gone to Lebanon to verify the withdrawal of all Syrian troops, military assets and intelligence.

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