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Lebanon explores Gray Line as alternative to Yellow Line
The article reveals the Israeli occupation army's plan to redeploy its forces and reduce its presence in southern Lebanon, particularly around Talat Ali Al-Tahir. The plan involves withdrawing from parts of the area known as the "Yellow Line" towards positions closer to the borders, within Lebanese territory, in a zone called the "Gray Line," in order to protect border settlements. This requires establishing military positions inside Lebanon that have not yet been authorized, amid concerns about the impact on negotiations and the increasing tensions with Hezbollah and Iran. These concerns are heightened by Iranian warnings of retaliation against any Israeli attack on Talat Ali Al-Tahir, which holds significant military importance as it monitors key areas and affects Hezbollah's ability to move, launch rockets, and operate drones.
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