The Lebanese Armed Forces are deploying on major roads to block civilian movement, as protests continue across the country, according to a single report. No further details on scope or location were provided.
The Lebanese Armed Forces are deploying troops on roads across the country, according to a single report from Saturday night, amid ongoing protests. The brief report did not specify which roads or regions are affected, nor the size of the deployment.
The deployment follows weeks of anti-government demonstrations in Lebanon. As The Zioneer has reported, Hezbollah supporters have taken to the streets in multiple locations across the country to protest the emerging agreement with Israel. The Lebanese army has previously deployed forces on roads to southern Lebanon to prevent civilians from reaching the area during IDF operations.
It is unclear whether this deployment is directly related to the current protest movement or to other security considerations. No further details are yet available.
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