Washington's Strategy to Weaken Hezbollah

The article aims to clarify the United States' management plan to disarm Hezbollah in Lebanon by enhancing the Lebanese army's capabilities and continuing financial and military support for it. It emphasizes the impossibility of directly disarming the group through military confrontation due to Hezbollah's military superiority. The report indicates that the Lebanese army faces difficulties in confronting Hezbollah directly, especially since the group's forces possess over 25,000 rockets, 50,000 fighters, and superior weaponry, while the Lebanese army is limited to 60,000 soldiers with an outdated fleet and ineffective air defenses. The American plan focuses on negotiation and political consensus, providing support to the army to gradually increase its influence in border areas, particularly in the strip evacuated by Israel. The plan also includes financial support for Shiite regions outside Hezbollah's control, along with intensified financial sanctions to disrupt Hezbollah's funding networks—aiming to weaken its military and political capabilities. Ultimately, the final solution is considered to require Hezbollah's disarmament and the withdrawal of its forces from Lebanese territories.

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