US-Iran talks do not halt Lebanon-Israel negotiations
The Iranian chief negotiator, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, announced that Tehran and Washington have reached understandings and mechanisms to preserve Lebanon's sovereignty, including the establishment of a coordination center to address disagreements related to the ceasefire violations. U.S. President Donald Trump stated that he will resolve the disagreements with Israel over the south and is working towards the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the occupied areas. He also indicated that the future of the Israeli presence in southern Lebanon will be determined by the Lebanese-Israeli negotiations, with Israel prepared to remain at the "Yellow Line" if Hezbollah continues its armament. The parties are counting on the Washington-led negotiations between Lebanon and Israel to support Israel's withdrawal and weaken Hezbollah's influence, although the negotiation process is lengthy and dependent on upcoming developments.
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