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Lebanese Army Officers Oppose Israeli Withdrawal Amid Hezbollah Fears
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First reported by Kan News · 2 hours ago
What happened
Lebanese army officers are reportedly against an Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon due to fears of Hezbollah regaining control. The US is mediating a settlement, while Israel is reassessing its control over the Al-Tahir ridge amid concerns about the Lebanese army's effectiveness.
- 01Lebanese army officers oppose Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon.
- 02They fear Hezbollah will reclaim control of vacated areas.
- 03The US is mediating a settlement between Israel and Lebanon.
- 04Israel is dissatisfied with the Lebanese army's performance.
- 05Israel is considering transferring control of Al-Tahir ridge to Lebanon.
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