“Lebanese Forces” party leader, Samir Geagea, on Friday confirmed that if Michel Moawad had obtained 66 votes in the last presidential election session “then reality would have imposed itself.

“The other team would’ve no longer been able to infinitely disrupt quorum because it would be forced to accept the electoral outcome — due to the fact that there is a candidate who enjoys the majority of the parliament’s votes; therefore, those who are burning their votes are only helping those who seek to disrupt the presidential election to achieve their goal,” Geagea added.

The LF chief’s words came during his meeting with the “Lebanese Forces” students at the NDU University, who visited the party’s headquarters in Maarab after winning the university’s student elections.