The Lebanese army has entered a village in southern Lebanon as part of the first phase of the pilot zones, according to a Lebanese report cited by Israeli media. No details on the village's name, the size of the force, or any engagements were provided.
01 · THE DISPATCH
A Lebanese army unit entered a village in southern Lebanon on Tuesday morning, according to a Lebanese report cited by Israeli media. The deployment is part of the first phase of the pilot zones. No further details were reported.
02 · How it developed
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03 · Source and signal
Source and signal
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