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Israel Publishes Lebanon Security Belt Map as Fighting and Iran Talks Intersect The IDF published a map of its Lebanon security belt, highlighting heavy fighting around Beaufort Ridge and Ali Taher Ridge near Nabatieh. The report says the area matters tactically but also affects US-Iran diplomacy, where talks in Geneva were delayed after Iran linked them to Israel’s attacks in Lebanon.
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What happened 01 The IDF published a map of its Lebanon-held security belt north and west of the Litani River. 02 Most fighting is centered on Beaufort Ridge, Ali Taher Ridge and the Tebnit area. 03 The report says the ridge could affect US-Iran talks more than security in northern Israel. 04 Geneva talks were postponed after Iran canceled over Israel’s strikes in Lebanon. 05 Four IDF soldiers were killed and several others wounded in overnight attacks in southern Lebanon. Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 13 , the latest report. Read Channel 13’s original The coverage
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