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Hezbollah Operatives Remain in Southern Lebanon Pilot Zones Despite Army Efforts
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Hezbollah operatives are reportedly still active in southern Lebanon's pilot zones, posing as civilians and gathering intelligence, according to KAN News. Israeli officials have deemed the pilot program, intended for the Lebanese Army to take over security, a failure due to the LAF's alleged inaction against Hezbollah. A Lebanese source cited by KAN expressed concern over the state's failure to act, highlighting the urgency of disarming Hezbollah.
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- Hezbollah operatives are reportedly present in southern Lebanon's pilot zones, posing as civilians.
- Israeli officials have declared the pilot program for Lebanese Army takeover a failure.
- The Lebanese Armed Forces are accused of not acting against Hezbollah infrastructure.
- A Lebanese source stated the state is failing its responsibilities regarding Hezbollah.
- Hezbollah members are allegedly gathering intelligence and performing damage control.
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