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Israel-Lebanon-U.S. Military Meeting Postponed Over Pilot Zones

Israel-Lebanon-U.S. Military Meeting Postponed Over Pilot Zones

A virtual military meeting among Israeli, Lebanese and U.S. delegations scheduled for Friday was postponed without a new date. The talks were intended to finalize technical arrangements for the pilot zones agreed after this week's Rome round, including Lebanese army deployment and Israeli force withdrawal. Lebanese reports said additional files and operational preparations were still needed before the delegations could convene. The wider framework links phased Israeli withdrawal to Lebanese army control and the removal of Hezbollah and other non-state armed groups from the zones.

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