Lebanese Army Moves Into ‘Pilot Zone’ After Israeli Pullout

A small part of southern Lebanon, occupied by Israeli forces during the conflict with Hezbollah, is now under Lebanese army control. The deployment follows a US-brokered agreement that called for the Israeli withdrawal. The Lebanese military confirmed its troops are entering the designated “pilot zone” to restore state authority and security. The move is a key step in implementing the ceasefire deal, aimed at preventing further hostilities along the border.