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Full coverage· Security· Updated

US Escalates Pressure on Lebanon Over Hezbollah Disarmament Failure

The U.S. is pressuring Lebanon because its army has failed to disarm Hezbollah, according to Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar. A U.S. official reportedly told Lebanese leaders that the IDF's withdrawal suspension is tied to this failure.

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  1. 01U.S. pressure on Lebanon is increasing due to the Lebanese army's failure to disarm Hezbollah.
  2. 02A U.S. official stated that the IDF's withdrawal suspension is linked to Lebanon's inability to disarm Hezbollah.
  3. 03Hezbollah is reportedly using civilian organizations to build infrastructure in southern Lebanon.
  4. 04Lebanon plans to hold military negotiations with Israel in Tampa, Florida.
  5. 05Lebanon hopes the U.S. will help facilitate concrete agreements with Israel.

Hezbollah is reportedly strengthening its infrastructure in southern Lebanon using civilian fronts. Lebanon plans to resume military negotiations with Israel in Florida, seeking U.S. assistance to reach agreements.

Translated and summarized by baba from Channel 9, the latest report. Read Channel 9’s original

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