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US Oversees Lebanese Army Deployment in Two Cities to Prevent Hezbollah's Return
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First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
The Lebanese army will deploy in two eastern cities under US supervision to prevent Hezbollah's return, as part of a new Israel-Lebanon agreement. Israeli Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi called the deal historic but warned the IDF remains ready for immediate military action if needed.
- 01Lebanese army deploys in Zawtar al-Sharqiya and Yuhmor al-Shqif under US supervision.
- 02US Central Command leader Brad Cooper oversees the deployment to block Hezbollah's return.
- 03Israel-Lebanon agreement begins Monday, following IDF withdrawal from these cities.
- 04Israeli Chief of Staff calls the agreement historic but stresses readiness for combat.
- 05IDF controls Bofor Ridge and maintains high alert for rapid response.
- 06Hezbollah described as weakened and underground, with many operatives detained.
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