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Hezbollah Warns Lebanese Army of Military Resistance to Disarmament Efforts Including in Beirut

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First reported by N12 · Jul 17, 2026

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The Lebanese army has begun deploying in southern border areas as part of a pilot agreement with Israel to clear Hezbollah weapons, but Hezbollah threatens military resistance including in Beirut. Israel demands disarmament even on private lands, which Lebanon opposes, creating a key dispute. Hezbollah's opposition risks undermining the deal and escalating tensions.

01Lebanese army deployed in southern border areas to clear Hezbollah weapons under Israel-Lebanon pilot deal.
02Hezbollah threatens military resistance to disarmament, including potential attacks on Beirut institutions.
03Israel demands dismantling of terrorist infrastructure on private lands; Lebanon opposes this demand.
04Pilot agreement involves phased handover of territory from IDF to Lebanese army after Hezbollah disarmament.
05Israeli officials warn Hezbollah aims to sabotage the agreement through forceful opposition.
06Dispute over private property searches remains a major obstacle to full implementation.

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