Israel and Lebanon discuss deploying forces to verify Hezbollah disarmament
It has been revealed that Israel and Lebanon are studying the possibility of sending international forces to verify the arms disarmament of Hezbollah, as part of an agreement mediated by the United States in Rome. The potential list includes Britain, Italy, Switzerland, and Indonesia, which may participate in defining the scope of the mission or deploying troops for monitoring and inspection. The mechanism faces disagreements over the authority to search houses, with Israel seeking broader powers, while Lebanon expresses concern over increased tension. The deployment of forces is expected to proceed based on an official invitation from the Lebanese government, with rejection of the idea that the United Nations or the US-led Peace Council oversee the mission.
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