Washington examines Lebanon's sovereignty
The United States has begun implementing the first experimental zones in southern Lebanon, where the Lebanese army, in coordination with the Israeli army and the American leadership, has started deploying in the towns of Fron, Srifa, and Zawtar al-Gharbiya, following a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces. The agreement includes security arrangements aimed at expanding Lebanese control over areas that were previously under Hezbollah’s influence, with the Lebanese army reaffirming its ongoing missions, securing the regions, and removing weapons. On the other hand, Israel has announced that it will continue to take strong action against any violations, while beginning its gradual withdrawal from the area, contingent upon Israeli security conditions. This reflects the ongoing tension surrounding Hezbollah’s weapons and the scope of withdrawals. The operation is part of a U.S.-Lebanese-Israeli negotiation aimed at gradually restoring the Lebanese state's authority in the south.
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