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Lebanese army advances south
The article discusses the Lebanese Army's implementation of the first phase of the Security Framework Agreement in southern Lebanon. Operations are focusing on expanding their presence in the southern regions, while President Joseph Aoun emphasizes the necessity of a complete Israeli withdrawal to reinforce stability and establish Lebanese sovereignty. Tensions are evident on the ground, with limited clashes between the Lebanese Army and Israeli forces, and Israeli occupation troops firing warning shots. Lebanon also pledges to disarm Hezbollah within the areas under deployment, a key element in executing the gradual Israeli withdrawal plan. This phase is considered a test of the agreement's success in reducing tensions and strengthening the authority of the Lebanese state—particularly following recent confrontations sparked by Hezbollah and Israel's conflict in March, as Lebanon insists on full Israeli withdrawal to ensure peace is restored in the south.
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