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Maintaining border security after a ceasefire would be difficult because responsibility would fall on a weakened Lebanese military.
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Questions remain about Lebanese military’s ability to sustain a truce
Maintaining border security after a ceasefire would be difficult because responsibility would fall on a weakened Lebanese military.
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Questions remain about Lebanese military’s ability to sustain a truce
Even if Israel and Hezbollah are able to work out a truce, maintaining peace would be a challenge. The tall task of ensuring security for the border areas Hezbollah previously occupied would fall on the enfeebled Lebanese military
Maintaining border security after a ceasefire would be difficult because responsibility would fall on a weakened Lebanese military.
Open source reportU.S. envoy says Israel-Hezbollah ceasefire is within reach
U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein said a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is "within our grasp" after Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri relayed Hezbollah's positive feedback on the latest proposed terms.
Amos Hochstein described a ceasefire as “within our grasp” after Nabih Berri conveyed Hezbollah’s positive response to the latest proposed terms.
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