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Model expansion depends on Ali Al-Tahir withdrawal
Investigation and negotiations in Lebanon concern the evacuation of the "Ali Tahr" hills by Hezbollah to enable the Lebanese Army to deploy, as part of a framework agreement for a ceasefire and reduction of tensions between Lebanon and Israel. Emphasis is placed on the necessity for Hezbollah to respond to the desire to evacuate the hills, while disagreements continue over verification mechanisms and the deployment of international forces. Israel and the United States refuse to accept Hezbollah's continued control over the hills. The negotiations focus on establishing a ceasefire, withdrawal plans, expanding testing zones, with Lebanon agreeing to implement Washington’s conditions and international understandings. There is international oversight of the deployment, and the results of the upcoming round scheduled in Rome are delayed until Hezbollah responds to the evacuation demands.
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