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Israel and Lebanon agree on two pilot zones for limited sovereignty tests
An Israeli official reported positive discussions with Lebanon on establishing two pilot zones. The zones will test sovereignty through agreed conditions and third-party verification, excluding UNIFIL and UNTSO.
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Israel and Lebanon have agreed on two pilot zones to test Lebanese sovereignty through agreed conditions and third-party verification. An Israeli official described the discussions as positive and said further zones would depend on successful implementation of the initial pilots. UNIFIL and UNTSO will not participate in any verification model, @MarioNawfal reported.
Discussions continue on private property issues and removal of contraband weapons.
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