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US and Israeli Officials Deny Agreement on Countries Overseeing Hezbollah Disarmament in Lebanon US and Israeli officials refute reports of an agreement on countries overseeing Hezbollah's disarmament in Lebanon, confirming ongoing negotiations. The dispute over verification roles remains unresolved amid US-mediated talks, with pilot zones active and further political discussions planned for September.
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What happened 01 No agreement yet on countries overseeing Hezbollah disarmament in Lebanon. 02 Israel and Lebanon continue US-mediated negotiations on verification mechanisms. 03 Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia were reported but not confirmed as participants. 04 Dispute centers on who will verify Lebanese army's clearance operations. 05 US opposes renewing UNIFIL mandate, pushing for a new trilateral framework. 06 Political talks to resume in Rome in early September with ongoing regional discussions. Translated and summarized by baba from Walla , the latest report. Read Walla’s original The coverage
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