Israel to Miss Lebanon Withdrawal Deadline, Retains Strategic Positions
- The Israeli military states it will keep forces in five locations in southern Lebanon after the Tuesday withdrawal deadline under a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
- Both Lebanon’s government and Hezbollah oppose any further delays in the withdrawal, which had already been postponed for three weeks.
- An Israeli drone struck a car in Sidon, marking the deepest strike inside Lebanon since the ceasefire began.
- Israeli President Isaac Herzog expressed a desire for the safe return of his friends, while Lebanese President Joseph Aoun insisted that the ceasefire agreement must be respected.
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