Lebanese Army Murks In After Israel's Exit
The Lebanese army has begun deployment in the western Zcoutrah town in southern Lebanon following the withdrawal of Israeli forces, as part of an American plan that includes gradually and selectively disarming Hezbollah in certain areas. This move is part of the implementation of a plan called "The Pilot Safe Zone," aimed at establishing Lebanese authority over border areas close to occupied territories and at reducing tensions with Israel. This comes amid increased Israeli incursions into the region since the outbreak of the war between Israel and Hezbollah in March. It is also expected that the Lebanese presidency will meet with the American President to discuss support for disarmament and to strengthen the Lebanese army's control over the border regions.
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