Lebanese army chief Rodolphe Haykal traveled to Pakistan on Saturday to meet with his counterpart, Field Marshal Syed Asim Munir, amid ongoing negotiations between the United States and Iran regarding the regional war. This visit is seen as part of Pakistan's role in mediating discussions aimed at resolving the conflict, which has significantly impacted Lebanon, especially after Hezbollah's attack on Israel on March 2. The conflict has resulted in nearly 3,600 casualties, and tensions remain high despite a truce. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has expressed concerns over Iran's involvement in Lebanese affairs, emphasizing that Lebanon should not be used as a bargaining chip in negotiations. A new conditional truce was proposed, requiring Hezbollah to cease fire and withdraw from the Israeli border, but Hezbollah has rejected these terms, demanding a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory. The situation remains fluid as diplomatic efforts continue to unfold.