Army tests zones in Western Zautar

The article discusses the start of the first phase of "Experimental Areas" in southern Lebanon, pursuant to the framework agreement signed in Washington on June 26. The first day of implementation revealed that the road remains fraught with challenges, as Lebanese Army units came under Israeli gunfire in Western Zahrani, marking the first such incident within the covered areas, amid ongoing Israeli attacks on the region. The army is conducting engineering sweeps to remove unexploded bombs and assess damages, while residents are advised not to enter until stability is restored. Local sources confirmed that returns are on hold until assessment operations are completed, noting that the damages are extensive and have affected most of the town’s homes. This indicates that the current deployment is limited to initial security steps, with the area remaining under close surveillance to ensure the agreement’s implementation without clashes with Israel or armed groups. The overall context tests the success of this phase amid the complex interplay between military, political, and security arrangements.

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