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LEBANON SAYS NEXT HEZBOLLAH DISARMAMENT PHASE TO TAKE FOUR MONTHS
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Hezbollah has rejected the Lebanese government's decision to grant a four-month extension to the second phase of its disarmament plan. The extremist group expressed its opposition to the deadline on Tuesday (February 17, 2026), stating that it will not accept measures that, according to them, benefit Israel. This information comes from Reuters. Lebanon's Information Minister, Paul Morcos, announced on Monday (February 16), after a cabinet meetin…
LEBANON SAYS NEXT HEZBOLLAH DISARMAMENT PHASE TO TAKE FOUR MONTHS
Wed 18 February 2026: Lebanon’s government has said that its military will need at least four months to complete the second phase of its plan to dismantle Hezbollah’s arsenals in the country’s south. The announcement by Minister of Information Paul Morcos on Monday comes amid growing pressure from the United States and Israel for Hezbollah to […]
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