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More than ten European Union countries are preparing to launch a training and military mission in Lebanon, aimed at strengthening the capabilities of the Lebanese Internal Security Forces and the Lebanese Army. This comes as preparations are underway for the end of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) mission. The mission focuses on supporting Lebanese institutions and empowering the state to enforce its authority, especially amid Western pressures to disarm Hezbollah and to achieve greater security stability in the country. The European forces are expected to deploy by late 2026 or early 2027, amidst growing discussions about the future security role in southern Lebanon after UNIFIL’s mandate concludes. This step is part of broader efforts to enhance Lebanon’s capabilities and stability in the face of Hezbollah’s military influence.
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