Lebanon Starts Pilot Army Zones
Lebanese forces have begun deploying army units into designated "pilot zones" in the south under a U.S.-brokered ceasefire agreement with Israel, aiming to establish government control and reduce non-state armed groups. The deployment follows a deadly mortar attack on a UN peacekeeper, raising concerns about the ceasefire's stability. Negotiations continue, with plans to expand the ceasefire framework, despite regional tensions and Hezbollah's rejection of the agreement.
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