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Postponement of the Tripartite Military Meeting and Army Deployment with Raids in Southern Region
The article discusses the military and political developments in Lebanon and the region. The tripartite military meeting between Lebanon, Israel, and Washington has been postponed to complete preparations and implement plans, with the Lebanese army deployed along the border area in anticipation of the new mechanism that includes towns in the south. On the ground, Israel carried out airstrikes on several Lebanese towns, targeting the Naqoura road, resulting in casualties and fatalities, as Israeli forces continued infiltrations and patrols. Politically, the Lebanese Parliament failed to pass a general amnesty law, with some parliamentary blocs threatening to shorten the council’s term. Meanwhile, Europe proposed an alternative to the UNIFIL forces to replace them in the south in an effort to improve security conditions. At the same time, regional tensions are escalating, with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard attacking a U.S. military command center in Syria in response to the killing of Iranian soldiers. The situation further escalated following attacks on an oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz.
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