The Lebanese army has entered three villages in southern Lebanon as part of the pilot program, Amichai Stein (i24NEWS) reports. Two of the villages are located outside the 'yellow line,' while the third straddles the line, with half inside and half outside.
The Lebanese army's entry into three villages marks a concrete step in the southern Lebanon pilot program, following the army's 10:02 confirmation that it had begun deploying in pilot zones. According to Amichai Stein (i24NEWS), two of the villages are not within the 'yellow line' — the designated separation line — while the third is partially inside it. The specific villages have not been identified by name in the report. The pilot program is part of the ongoing ceasefire and withdrawal arrangements between Israel and Lebanon. The development comes amid broader IDF operations in southern Lebanon.
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