Lebanon advocates for UN presence in South

The article focuses on Lebanon's political and diplomatic efforts to preserve the presence of an international force in the south, especially after the United States' outright rejection of renewing the UNIFIL mission. Negotiations between Lebanon and France continue to explore options for the future of the peacekeeping force. The maps also emphasize the need to maintain an UN umbrella in the region, with possible reductions in troop numbers or adjustments to their tasks, amid Israeli concerns about the presence of international forces along the border, and UNIFIL beginning to lay off personnel due to tensions. Meanwhile, the UN Secretary-General continues to propose modifications to the international force's mandate.

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