Monopoly on weapons persists after year of paper moves

The article addresses the issue of Hezbollah's weaponry in Lebanon, where the monopoly over weapons held by legitimate state forces has gone beyond political disagreements to become a decisive factor shaping the future landscape both internally and externally. Regional developments, especially understandings with Israel and escalating tensions in the region, indicate that discussions around mechanisms and timing for transferring weapons control to the state are heading toward long-term diplomatic solutions, requiring security guarantees and effective measures. Hezbollah links its weapons issue to the demand for Israel's complete withdrawal from Lebanese territories, while the state emphasizes the need to maintain the monopoly on the decision to use force to ensure sovereignty and stability. There are also indications that successful security arrangements and internal consensus are crucial for initiating genuine dialogue about the future of Lebanon’s defense strategy.

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