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IDF Begins Pilot Withdrawal in South Lebanon to Transfer Control to Lebanese Army

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First reported by Ynet · 15 hours ago

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The IDF has started a pilot withdrawal from three villages in southern Lebanon, transferring security control to the Lebanese Army under U.S. supervision. The move tests Lebanon's ability to confront Hezbollah and enforce sovereignty, following recent diplomatic talks and amid U.S. support for Lebanon's peace efforts.

01IDF begins pilot withdrawal in three southern Lebanese villages to transfer control to Lebanese Army.
02The pilot tests Lebanese Army’s ability to enforce sovereignty and disarm Hezbollah.
03U.S. leads strict monitoring and coordination between Israel, Lebanon, and the U.S.
04IDF maintains right to self-defense and will respond strongly to any violations.
05The initiative follows recent Israel-Lebanon talks and Lebanese President Aoun’s U.S. visit.
06U.S. Secretary of State Rubio emphasized peace requires disarming Hezbollah and strong Lebanese governance.

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