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Lebanese Army to Test Control of Two Southern Zones Without Hezbollah
The Lebanese Armed Forces will enter two designated pilot zones in southern Lebanon to test operations aimed at disarming Hezbollah. An Israeli official said the sides agreed on the areas after talks last week. The zones are intended to establish Hezbollah-free regions.
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Under an agreement reached after last week's talks, the Lebanese army will test its capacity to secure two pilot zones in southern Lebanon without Hezbollah presence, an Israeli official said. The plan involves assessing operations to disarm the group and remove it from the areas. Details on exact locations and start dates were not released.
A Reuters photograph from June 14 showed Lebanese army officers cordoning off an Israeli strike site in Beirut's southern suburbs while a man on a motorcycle sought to cross the line. The image captured routine army activity in the region ahead of the pilot program.
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