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i24NEWS ArabicSecurity

Israel Halts Expansion of Lebanon Pilot Zones Amid Army Failures

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Israel has refused to expand pilot zones in Lebanon because the Lebanese army has not fulfilled its obligations. The US is also dissatisfied with the Lebanese army's performance and is in direct talks with the Lebanese government. Negotiations between Israel and Lebanon have been conducted through military channels, with future rounds pending the outcome of Israeli elections.

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  • Israel refused to expand pilot zones in Lebanon due to the Lebanese army's failure to meet commitments.
  • An American source stated Israel wants tangible progress before expanding the pilot program.
  • The US is also dissatisfied with the Lebanese army's performance in the pilot projects.
  • The US is in direct dialogue with the Lebanese government to advance the initiative.
  • Negotiations between Israel and Lebanon occurred via military channels, awaiting Israeli election results.
Israel Halts Expansion of Lebanon Pilot Zones Amid Army Failures
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Israel has refused to expand the scope of pilot zones in Lebanon due to the Lebanese army's failure to meet its commitments, i24NEWS learned on Friday. An American source indicated that Israel is unwilling to broaden the program without tangible progress on the ground, despite Lebanese pressure. A Western source confirmed to i24NEWS that the United States also expressed dissatisfaction with the Lebanese army's performance, noting a lack of required pace and effectiveness in the pilot project plan. According to the source, the US is engaged in direct dialogue with the Lebanese government to advance the initiative, but emphasized that the responsibility for implementation rests with the Lebanese army. The latest round of negotiations between the two sides was conducted solely through military channels, with both parties awaiting the results of the Israeli elections. Another round may take place in the coming weeks, but the future direction of the process remains uncertain.

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