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Washington is preparing to propose new security arrangements in southern Lebanon that would make the Lebanese army responsible on the ground and establish a limited international monitoring and coordination mechanism after UNIFIL’s mission ends. During his visit to Beirut on November 16 and 17, U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Mike Waltz will seek government commitments and a plan to identify former Hezbollah military sites and address weapons and tunnels, as well as periodic reports on the army’s implementation of its duties. Security Council Resolution 2790 stipulates that UNIFIL’s operations will end on December 31, with its gradual withdrawal beginning in 2027. Washington, meanwhile, is tying its support for the arrangements and technical assistance to whether Lebanon takes practical steps to prevent Hezbollah from rebuilding its positions south of the Litani River.
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