Al-Liwa Reports U.S. Exit from Test Zones

The article discusses the developments in the border demarcation negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, overseen by the United States. The upcoming meeting in Rome will address the transition of experimental zones into the second phase, with particular focus on the Western Zoutrah area. Lebanese officials have been informed that the United States will not be involved in monitoring any American military presence in the southern region due to concerns over potential terrorist attacks. This comes amid the Lebanese army discovering a Hezbollah weapons cache in the experimental zones. Analysts emphasize that normalizing the implementation of these regions is essential despite the lack of effective oversight. The issue remains non-reversible, especially as Israeli escalation continues with a bombing in Hadath and a protest march at the Jordanian border. These negotiations aim to reach an agreement on transitional steps for the implementation of the experimental zones and to reinforce Lebanon's commitment to carrying them out amid security and political challenges.

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