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Lebanon Dismantles 'More than 500' Hezbollah Installations, PM Says

  • On Thursday, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam reported that the military has taken down over 500 Hezbollah weapons sites and military installations in southern Lebanon.
  • This dismantling comes after a November ceasefire agreement that mandated Hezbollah to withdraw from territories below the Litani River, enabling the government to reestablish control and comply with international reform requirements.
  • Salam detailed that the army expanded its presence specifically south of the Litani River, about 30 kilometers from the Israeli border, while also planning to disarm Palestinian refugee camps often beyond state control.
  • Salam emphasized that the government is actively working to reestablish its control over the entire national territory and maintain exclusive authority over weapons, while also pointing out that Israel has not fully complied with the ceasefire terms, which undermines security and stability.
  • The government presses reforms demanded by international donors, including lifting banking secrecy and restructuring the financial sector, aiming to recover from a deep financial crisis driven by past mismanagement.
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L'Orient-Le Jour broke the news in on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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