The Israeli army has extended the implementation period of the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, maintaining its ground presence and prohibiting southern movement. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam is actively seeking early withdrawal of Israeli forces through diplomatic means.
The Israeli military announced today the extension of the ceasefire agreement’s implementation period, emphasizing that its forces will remain active on the ground in Lebanon. A spokesperson for the Israeli Defense Forces stated on the X platform that the implementation period has been extended, reiterating that movement to the south is strictly prohibited at this time. He assured civilians that the military does not intend to cause harm and issued a warning against returning to affected homes until further notice.
In response to the ongoing situation, Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam highlighted his government’s commitment to enhancing diplomatic and political efforts to expedite the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Lebanon, aiming to achieve this goal earlier than the established timeline.
In summary, the Israeli military has decided to extend the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, maintaining a presence in the area and restricting civilian movement. The Lebanese government, under Prime Minister Nawaf Salam, is striving to consolidate support for an expedited withdrawal of Israeli forces. This development underscores the continuing complexity and urgency of the situation in the region.
Original Source: ina.iq
