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Civilians Return to Southern Lebanon Amid Ongoing Security Challenges
Civilians in Lebanon are returning to southern areas faster than the Lebanese army can secure the roads. Bridges are under repair and deployments have been reinforced, but Israeli forces remain in villages across the border. The army has warned residents to avoid closed roads.
Apr 17, 10:50 AM·1m read1 source
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Civilians in Lebanon are moving back to southern regions at a pace that exceeds the Lebanese army's ability to secure the roadways. The army is repairing bridges and reinforcing deployments in the area.
Israeli forces continue to occupy positions in villages along the border.
The Lebanese army has issued warnings for residents to stay away from closed roads to ensure safety.
This movement follows recent developments in the region, where tensions have led to displacements.
The presence of foreign forces complicates the army's efforts to restore normal access and security. Officials have not provided further details on timelines for full road security or force withdrawals.
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