Lebanese army deployed in ‘pilot zone’ as families wait to return home
Summary
Lebanon’s Prime Minister Nawaz Salam raised the Lebanese flag in a village as Israeli troops left the area. The Lebanese army moved in to take control under an agreement to end the conflict. Local families are waiting to go back to their homes.Key Facts
- Israeli troops withdrew from certain villages in Lebanon.
- The Lebanese army deployed to these areas called "pilot zones."
- This deployment is part of an agreement to stop fighting.
- Prime Minister Nawaz Salam participated by planting the Lebanese flag in a village.
- Families displaced by the war are waiting to return to their homes.
- The situation is part of efforts to restore peace and government control in border areas.
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