Test Areas start in southern Lebanon
The United States has begun implementing security arrangements established between Israel and Lebanon in three areas in southern Lebanon. These include launching pilot zones in the villages of Faron, Sourifa, and the western Zoutr, aimed at testing the effectiveness of the agreed-upon mechanism. Lebanese forces are responsible for controlling these areas and disarming Hezbollah, while the Israeli army is gradually executing its withdrawal, as part of an understanding intended to expand these zones later to include additional locations in southern Lebanon. This initiative is part of diplomatic efforts ahead of a meeting between Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and U.S. President Donald Trump, with the goal of achieving a complete withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon.
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