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US rejects Security Council UNIFIL alternatives
The article discusses the threats and developments related to the UNIFIL forces' withdrawal from South Lebanon as the end of their mandate approaches at the end of this year. It anticipates the handover of positions to Lebanese authorities and steps to strengthen an alternative security presence. However, there is American opposition to extending the current mission and alternative proposals that include enhancing the ceasefire monitoring team and expanding the mandate of the United Nations Special Coordinator’s Office. Nonetheless, expectations suggest that the United States and Israel will not permit these options to pass, redirecting focus toward the possibility of cooperation with a European force under a special security agreement.
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