Reasons for US ambassador's Western Zohour visit
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The article focused on U.S. Ambassador Michel Assey's visit to the western Zoutar region in southern Lebanon, the first since 2006. Sources explained that the visit is part of a new American strategy to strengthen communication with Lebanese Shiites, aiming to politically isolate Hezbollah by establishing channels of contact with religious and popular groups, including a meeting with the Shia Council and future engagement with President Nabih Berri. It was emphasized that the visit does not indicate plans for field operations or Israeli withdrawals but is instead a political move to demonstrate that the south has become more opposed to Hezbollah. Assey also reaffirmed U.S. support for the Lebanese Army Support Conference.
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