Lebanese army convoys seen heading towards Israeli-Lebanese border as part of ceasefire deal
Lebanese army convoys were seen on Wednesday heading towards the border with Israel from the southern port city of Tyre. Under the ceasefire deal, Lebanon is tasked with deploying more Lebanese troops while Hezbollah will have to withdraw its heavy weapons from the border area.
The Lebanese Army on Wednesday said it was taking the "necessary measures" to implement the ceasefire between Israel and ...
The cease-fire deal calls on Lebanon’s army and U.N. peacekeepers (UNIFIL) to keep Hezbollah away from Israel’s border.
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Lebanese Army: M113s and HMMWVs predominate in patchwork forceThe Lebanese Army will be tasked with providing the bulk of a peacekeeping force to ensure the ceasefire between Hezbollah ...
Roads heading south of Beirut were packed with bumper-to-bumper traffic today as thousands of people returned to war-ravaged ...
The ceasefire was inspired by UN Resolution 1701, which was supposed to eliminate militias in the south like Hezbollah, but ...
Beirut: Following months of ongoing Israeli offensive in Lebanon, which led to thousands of casualties and affected vast ...
The Lebanese army on Wednesday said it is preparing to deploy to the south of the country after a cease-fire between ...
Lebanese Army announced on Wednesday it was getting ready to move into the south of the country and “carry out its mission” ...
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Army says several suspects shot in southern Lebanese village, access blocked to othersThe military confirms that soldiers have fired warning shots at people trying to approach several southern Lebanon villages, after Defense Minister Israel Katz ordered “forceful action” to keep ...
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