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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

IDF Releases Footage Showing Hezbollah Moving Weapons After Lebanese Army Claimed Seizure

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The IDF released footage showing Hezbollah moving weapons from a site the Lebanese Army claimed to have seized, accusing the Lebanese military of lying about its actions. The incident, occurring around mid-2026, highlights alleged Lebanese Army coordination with Hezbollah, hindering enforcement. The IDF expects the Lebanese Army to act more effectively against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Meanwhile, Israeli and Lebanese military delegations are meeting in Florida for US-led negotiations on the issue.

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  • IDF released footage showing Hezbollah moving weapons after the Lebanese Army claimed seizure.
  • The IDF accused the Lebanese Army of lying about addressing Hezbollah weapons sites.
  • IDF claims elements within the Lebanese Army have coordinated with Hezbollah.
  • Hezbollah continued operating at a site after the Lebanese Army declared it addressed.
  • Israeli and Lebanese military delegations are meeting in Florida for US-led negotiations.
  • The IDF expects the Lebanese Army to act more decisively against Hezbollah.

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