Lebanese PM Visits Nabatiyeh Amid Pressure for Hezbollah Disarmament Plan
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First reported by Mako · 3 hours ago
What happened
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam visited southern Lebanon’s Nabatiyeh region amid a pilot phase of Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese army deployment. This follows Lebanese President Michel Aoun’s presentation of a plan to U.S. President Donald Trump proposing Hezbollah’s disarmament in exchange for full Israeli withdrawal. The plan aims to stabilize southern Lebanon under state control, with U.S. involvement expected to pressure Israel and support the Lebanese army. Diplomatic sources see the summit as a potential turning point, though tensions and Israeli military actions continue.
- 01Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam visits Nabatiyeh during Israeli withdrawal pilot phase.
- 02President Aoun presented U.S. President Trump a plan to disarm Hezbollah for full Israeli withdrawal.
- 03Plan calls for Lebanese army control of weapons and areas free of Hezbollah presence.
- 04Lebanon requests U.S. help to strengthen its army and pressure Israel for withdrawal.
- 05Diplomatic sources see the summit as key to advancing a framework agreement.
- 06Two scenarios: conditional success with withdrawal timetable or failure leading to escalation.
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