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The article discusses Lebanon's stance regarding UNIFIL forces as their mandate approaches its expiration on December 31, 2026. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun announced that Lebanon welcomes any alternative international forces to UNIFIL if an extension is not possible, emphasizing the importance of continuing the implementation of Resolution 1701 and supporting the Lebanese Army in establishing the state's authority over the southern territories. Aoun warned that the absence of peacekeeping forces without forming a replacement force could lead to a security vacuum in the region, especially as Israel continues to occupy some southern villages and towns and fails to adhere to ceasefire agreements or address the disputed points along the Blue Line. He also stressed that weak understandings and ongoing tensions in the south remain a cause for concern regarding security and stability, amid continued military tensions between Lebanon and Israel.
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