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U.S., Lebanon, and Iran Discuss Joint Ceasefire Monitoring Group
Officials from the three countries are considering a joint cell to oversee an existing truce. The proposal follows recent talks in Switzerland and a call between Lebanese and U.S. representatives.
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Officials from the United States, Lebanon, and Iran are discussing the creation of a joint "ceasefire cell" to monitor compliance with an existing truce. The proposed group would track violations and support expanded Lebanese army presence in affected areas. The plan builds on earlier discussions held in Switzerland.
Lebanese officials spoke with U.S. representatives today to advance the idea. Clashes between Hezbollah and Israeli forces continue in some locations. Israel has not reached a separate truce agreement at this stage.
The proposed cell represents another effort to stabilize the current ceasefire.
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