Lebanese army deploys in ‘pilot zones’ under US-backed plan

The Lebanese army has commenced deployment in three towns located in southern Lebanon. This action is being undertaken as part of a framework agreement that has received backing from the United States and involves Israel. The deployment signifies a step in implementing this US-backed plan. The specific towns where the army is deploying are in the southern region of the country. This development indicates a shift in the security landscape in these areas under the terms of the agreement.