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Lebanon Disarmament Plan Stalls Amid Hezbollah Guerrilla Shift
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By Elisha Ben Kimon
First reported by Ynet · 11 hours ago
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A pilot program for Hezbollah disarmament in southern Lebanon is stalled due to Lebanese army limitations and diplomatic impasses. Hezbollah has shifted to guerrilla tactics, while Israel continues operations and enhances drone defenses amid rising regional tensions.
- 01Lebanon disarmament plan stalls due to Lebanese army limitations and diplomatic deadlock.
- 02Hezbollah shifts to decentralized guerrilla tactics, adapting to Israeli military pressure.
- 03Israel seeks U.S. pressure to advance the stalled disarmament and withdrawal plan.
- 04IDF enhances preparedness for winter and focuses on countering drone threats.
- 05Regional tensions between the U.S. and Iran are seen as a key factor influencing Lebanon.
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