Border villages seek UNIFIL support

The article discusses the risks associated with the withdrawal of UNIFIL forces from southern Lebanon and its impact on security and stability in the region. It indicates that their departure could leave an security gap vulnerable to occupation, potentially leading to tensions and the imposition of control over strategic sites, jeopardizing the legitimate sovereignty of the Lebanese state. The report explains that the impossibility of handing over these sites to the Lebanese army would result in escalating repercussions and a threat of falling into chaos and conflict. It also warns of the impact this could have on the humanitarian situation and civil services in border villages that rely on UNIFIL for protection and assistance. The residents and concerned countries call for the South not to be abandoned, emphasizing the need to reconsider the presence of international forces to ensure regional stability and the protection of civilians.

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