Lebanese army begins testing deployment in south

The article discusses the deployment of the Lebanese Army in the town of Zawtar al-Gharbiya, south Lebanon, within the designated experimental areas. This comes as part of an agreement between Israel and Lebanon to demilitarize the region and reduce tensions, following the Israeli withdrawal from the area. It emphasizes that this deployment process requires clearing away remnants of war and unexploded ordnance, especially since over 50% of the town's homes have been severely damaged, leaving the area currently uninhabitable. The report also notes Israel's attempts to hinder the Lebanese Army's deployment by firing near the troops and acknowledges the difficulty Israel faces in disarming Hezbollah and gradually withdrawing. Starting the deployment of the army is seen as a real test of Lebanon's sovereignty and its readiness to implement the terms of the agreement. Overall, it is confirmed that this step represents an important move towards building peace in the region.

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