Lebanese Army deploys forces in the border town of Naqoura, following the withdrawal of zionist occupation troops

The zionist Army Command declared on Monday that its military units have commenced deployment in the border town of Naqoura, located in southern Lebanon, following the withdrawal of Zionist occupation forces.

According to a report by LA Post on the X platform, the deployment was orchestrated with assistance from UNIFIL forces and aligned with a meeting of a five-member ceasefire monitoring committee in Ras al-Naqoura. The meeting was attended by Amos Hochstein, a senior advisor to US President Joe Biden, and coincided with the withdrawal of Israeli forces from the town.

In the upcoming phase, the specialized units are set to finalize their deployment and embark on an engineering survey of the town, as part of efforts to clear unexploded ordnance, according to a recent statement. Consequently, the army command has urged citizens to avoid entering the area and to strictly follow the instructions given by military personnel until the conclusion of the deployment.

The Lebanese Army’s official Twitter account, @LebarmyOfficial, posted an update on January 6, 2025. For further details, please refer to their tweet using the provided link.

Search and rescue teams from the General Directorate of Civil Defense, in collaboration with the Lebanese Army, successfully recovered the bodies of seven individuals from various neighborhoods in the town of Khiyam. The retrieval occurred on the inaugural day of the fourth week of ongoing search operations following a prior Israeli attack on the area. The bodies include five from Al-Saha neighborhood, one from Al-Ain, and another from Al-Houma. They have been transported to Marjeyoun Governmental Hospital for further procedures.

In a recent escalation of tensions, Israeli forces have reportedly demolished residential structures in the border town of Aitaroun, situated in southern Lebanon.