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Lebanese Army Deploys in South Lebanon Following Israeli Withdrawal Ahead of Trump-Aoun Meeting

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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 1 day ago

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After Israel’s withdrawal from southern Lebanon, the Lebanese army has deployed forces in key villages under a U.S.-backed pilot plan. This follows recent Israel-Lebanon talks and precedes a White House meeting between U.S. President Trump and Lebanese President Aoun, focusing on Hezbollah’s role and regional security.

01Lebanese army deploys in southern villages after Israeli withdrawal under pilot agreement.
02U.S. State Department supports pilot zones following Israel-Lebanon talks in Rome.
03Warnings issued against Hezbollah opening a front amid U.S.-Iran tensions.
04Trump to meet Lebanese President Aoun at White House, first such visit in 20 years.
05U.S. expected to demand Hezbollah disarmament in exchange for Israeli withdrawal.
06Pilot zones aim to establish Lebanese state control and limit Hezbollah’s military presence.

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