US Initiates Pilot Zone Operations in Southern Lebanon Amid Ongoing Israeli Military Actions
Pilot zone operations have commenced in three Lebanese villages as part of a trilateral framework involving Israel. This development follows recent diplomatic discussions in Rome and is intended to facilitate a phased withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied territories.

The US State Department confirmed the start of pilot zone operations in the Lebanese villages of Froun, Srifa, and Zawtar Al-Gharbiya under a trilateral framework with Israel and Lebanon. This initiative is a direct result of discussions held in Rome, aimed at implementing a framework for a phased Israeli withdrawal from occupied Lebanese territory, which has seen significant military activity.
Israeli attacks since March 2 have resulted in 4,328 deaths and 12,227 injuries in Lebanon. Despite the framework agreement, Israeli military operations are ongoing, complicating the situation and raising concerns regarding regional stability and security management by the Lebanese army.




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