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South Lebanon sees new experimental zones
The United States has begun implementing the first phase of the experimental zones project in southern Lebanon. This step is considered a field test of the framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel. The success of this phase depends on the Lebanese army's ability to establish its presence and prevent the reorganization of military structures outside the authority of the state, as well as Israel's commitment to withdraw and halt escalation. The phase includes areas such as Froun, Srifa, and Zoutar al-Gharbiya, with expectations that the deployment will expand to other villages concurrently with an Israeli withdrawal under American supervision. It is assumed that the presence will be limited to regular Lebanese forces, with the aim of reducing tensions and promoting stability in the region.
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