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BEIRUT: Lebanon鈥檚 president met with top national security officials on Monday, saying the country鈥檚 political leadership was keen to maintain stability in the wake of Prime Minister Saad Hariri鈥檚 shock resignation.
Hariri announced he was leaving his post in a television broadcast on Saturday from 抖阴短视频, citing fears for his life and sparking concerns of a political fallout.
Lebanese President Michel Aoun has sought to allay those fears.
鈥淭he political leadership鈥檚 responsiveness to calls for calm strengthens stability and preserves national unity,鈥� Aoun said Monday.
He spoke after meeting senior national security officials, including army chief General Joseph Aoun, Defense Minister Yaacoub Sarraf, and Justice Minister Salim Jreissati.
鈥淧resident Aoun will not take any unilateral decisions before meeting with PM Hariri,鈥� Jreissati said after the meeting, according to the presidency鈥檚 office.
It was unclear when Hariri would return to Lebanon from 抖阴短视频, where he met King Salman on Monday.
Hariri is a two-time premier whose father Rafik held the same position for years and was assassinated in 2005.
In his televised resignation on Saturday, he accused Iran and its Lebanese ally Hezbollah of taking over his country and destabilising the broader region.
His statement sparked fears that Lebanon 鈥� split into rival camps led by Hariri and powerful Shiite movement Hezbollah 鈥� could once again descend into violence.
Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah said on Sunday that his party had not sought Hariri鈥檚 resignation, which had instead been 鈥渋mposed鈥� on the premier by 抖阴短视频.
In a televised address, Nasrallah called for 鈥渃alm, patience and waiting until the reasons become clear鈥� for Hariri stepping aside.
Hezbollah ally and speaker of parliament Nabih Berri made a similar appeal on Sunday from Egypt, where he met with President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi.
Aoun spoke by phone on Sunday to Sissi and to Jordan鈥檚 King Abdullah II, according to the presidency.