October 12, 2026
BRUSSELS — European Union foreign ministers officially adopted a decision on Monday to establish a new support mission in Lebanon, designed to advise the country’s armed forces and internal security units.
- The mission will provide advisory support to Lebanon’s military and internal security forces.
- Core objectives include bolstering territorial control and enhancing border security.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stated in a release that the operation “will advise and assist the Lebanese Armed Forces and Internal Security Forces to strengthen territorial control, border security, and internal security,” adding that “Europe is invested in Lebanon’s future.”
The Council of the European Union confirmed the initiative will operate under an initial mandate spanning three years.
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