Casualties in Al-Taher supply mission

The article discusses Lebanese Army Commander General Rodolphe Hachel's visit to Rome, where he met with Italian military and civilian officials. This visit is part of increased international efforts to support the Lebanese Army and ensure stability in the south. The talks focused on important details concerning the budget and potential challenges, with Italy emphasizing cautious handling of any actions related to the army’s operations in the south, due to concerns about affecting the upcoming Italian parliamentary elections and the ruling party. Preparations are also underway for a support conference for the army in Paris, to be attended by the Lebanese President, the French President, and the Jordanian King, to discuss support and facilitation measures. The idea of handing Ali Al-Taher over to the Lebanese Army was not seriously considered, due to the lack of guarantees regarding Israel's withdrawal and Hezbollah's dissatisfaction with the initiative, especially given recent losses within the party during supply operations.

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