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Lebanese Army Deploys in First Pilot Zone as Israel Prepares Withdrawal from Second

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First reported by Ynet · 5 hours ago

What happened

The Lebanese army has deployed in the first pilot zone north of the Israeli security zone as part of a phased security handover agreement, with Israel preparing to withdraw from a second zone. The move follows US-mediated talks, amid disagreements over international monitoring proposals. An official announcement is expected soon.

01Lebanese army deployed in first pilot zone north of Israeli security zone in southern Lebanon.
02IDF preparing to withdraw from second pilot zone where Israeli forces are currently stationed.
03Official pilot launch announcement expected Sunday before Lebanese president's Washington visit.
04Pilot zones near strategic villages were key battlegrounds in past Lebanon conflicts.
05Agreement calls for gradual Lebanese army security responsibility and phased IDF redeployment.
06US and Israel opposed Italian and UNIFIL proposals for international monitoring of disarmament.

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