Lebanese army deployed in ‘pilot zone’ as families wait to return home
Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaz Salam oversaw the deployment of Lebanese army forces in designated pilot zone villages as Israeli troops withdrew under a framework agreement to conclude hostilities. Displaced families await permission to return to their homes.
As part of a ceasefire framework, Lebanese military units have been positioned in pilot zone settlements following the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the region. Prime Minister Nawaz Salam participated in a symbolic ceremony marking the transition, planting a national flag in one of the affected villages. The deployment represents a key phase in the agreement designed to bring an end to the conflict. Residents who fled their communities are now waiting for clearance to resume residence in their homes, with the Lebanese army presence intended to provide security during the transition period.
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