Lebanese and Israeli military discuss security in Washington
Two military delegations, one Lebanese and one Israeli, are holding security talks in Washington focused on stopping military escalation in the region, especially after Israel's increased attacks on southern Lebanon and new strikes near Beirut, despite the announced ceasefire between the two sides. The Lebanese delegation is calling for an end to the aggression and presenting a plan to restrict weapons and the state's control over territories. Meanwhile, Hezbollah's bloc refuses to participate in the negotiations, accusing Israel of attempting to impose security coordination to increase its aggression against Lebanon. Tensions are rising amid continued Israeli attacks and the chaos caused by displacement, while the United States and Iran are engaging in negotiations to reach an agreement that includes Lebanon.
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