Lebanese-Israeli talks resume in Washington over ceasefire deadlock

Today in Washington, the fifth round of Lebanese-Israeli negotiations under American sponsorship concluded. The discussions are focusing on establishing experimental zones in southern Lebanon, with prospects for a temporary agreement without a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces. Lebanon affirms its rejection of linking any model area to the Blue Line or occupied territories and emphasizes that the Lebanese army should not be dragged into internal conflicts. The negotiations take place amid understandings regarding the mechanism of military deployment and de-escalation arrangements, while Israel continues to work on creating a "buffer security zone" to prevent future attacks. Meanwhile, the talks are centered on defining the borders and addressing logistical aspects of the troop withdrawal.

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