Can the Lebanese army implement the framework agreement with its current capabilities?

The report highlights the challenges faced by the Lebanese Army should it undertake the task of disarming Hezbollah or deploying in southern regions, especially given the ongoing negotiations between Beirut and Tel Aviv. The army was established in 1945 with approximately 3,500 personnel, and international sources now estimate its forces to number between 75,000 and 80,000. Its operations are concentrated along the eastern, northern, and southern borders, in accordance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 1701. The army relies heavily on international aid, particularly from the United States and France, and is responsible for deploying in specific areas within defined rules of engagement. However, it faces financial limitations that affect its military capabilities and operational effectiveness.

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