Bousab: We will not allow any judicial intervention

Defense Minister Elias Bou Saab said at the inauguration of the Lebanese army square in a new "pyramid" that the Lebanese army had many missions: to defend the homeland , maintain security, fight against terrorism and defend the Lebanese territory. And is known only by those who really tackle fires and problems are contacted with the Lebanese army because it is an element of security and confidence. "

He stressed that "for the first time, we see that security inside and on the whole is working, because there is a powerful commander of the armed forces, the President of the Lebanese Republic, His Excellency the General Michel Aoun, "stressing that" we are working on a broader deployment of the army, even at sea, to protect the region.

He thanked "the leader of the Lebanese Forces Party, Samir Geagea, for not holding the Lebanese army responsible for the illegal crossings," adding that "the problem is that Mr. Geagea has declared that we are not responsible for the illegal pbadages," he said. had not made the proper decision and ordered the Lebanese army to close the illegal crossings ".

"We have accepted all the foreign donations that help the Lebanese army and 74 sites have been built on the Lebanese border," he said.

He stressed that "we and the ministers of the forces share the decision-making in the Council of Ministers and that we have made no objection to the decision of the Council of Ministers at the border," he said. "We are establishing border control and preservation and we hope to share it with Lebanese Forces Ministers."

He added: "We hear words addressed to the President of the Republic and we say: Why request the convening of the Council of Ministers?" These are the powers of the president. "

"We learned from President Aoun that we should not interfere with institutions, but we will not allow anyone to intervene because we believe," he said. The judiciary and all that is said will not affect the morale of the judiciary will not affect the judgment of the judiciary. "