Lebanese Army Reportedly Finds Hezbollah Arms in Pilot Zone
Lebanon’s army said 4,300 people have been killed since the wider war began as Israeli fire delays its deployment under a US-backed deal.
- On Sunday, the Lebanese army accused Israel of obstructing its security deployment in southern Lebanon, citing ongoing shelling and clearance operations that prevent troops from taking over villages as agreed under the US-sponsored framework.
- Under the US-sponsored agreement signed last month, Lebanon's army is to disarm Hezbollah while Israeli forces withdraw from designated 'pilot zones' including Zawtar al-Gharbiya, Froun, and Srifa.
- As soldiers accompany residents returning to Zawtar al-Gharbiya, civilians find homes reduced to rubble, while the military reports Israeli gunfire near army positions in Kfar Tibnit and Nabatieh al-Fawqa hinders deployment missions.
- Seeking to enforce the agreement, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun met President Donald Trump in Washington last week, emphasizing "the urgent need for a full Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory."
- Amid a conflict that has killed at least 4,330 people, Hezbollah rejects the US-brokered deal and demands an unconditional Israeli exit, complicating the army's deployment as a critical government test.
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Lebanese army condemns ongoing Israeli 'attacks and violations'
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Lebanese Army Accuses Israel of Violating Ceasefire, Firing on Their Position
The Lebanon “pilot zones” project finally got underway last week, following substantial delays and multiple rounds of negotiations. The Lebanese Army now says their deployment into those villages, as required by the deal, is being prevented by Israeli violations of the ceasefire. The pilot zones were meant to be symbolic,…
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Le Journal de MontrealThe Lebanese army condemned Israel's continued military operations in southern Lebanon, which prevented it from deploying as planned.
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