Lebanon questions US ambassador over advice on experimental zones

The article discusses the political and military situations in Lebanon and the developments related to the border negotiations between Lebanon and Israel, especially after the American ambassador in Beirut, Michel Aissa, issued his statement on the eve of the seventh round of talks in Rome. The statement clarifies that the United States aims to support the implementation of the "Framework Agreement" between Lebanon and Israel, emphasizing the protection of civilians and avoiding haste in execution. At the same time, Israel rejects expanding the experimental zones and insists on direct coordination with Lebanon to monitor the deployment. The article also notes that Lebanon maintains its sovereignty and demands that Israel not participate in monitoring the areas, while US support for Lebanon continues and there are expectations of a possible breach in the agreement during the negotiations. There are concerns that Israeli escalation and hardened stances could lead to increased confrontation in the south, with fears that military tensions may persist.

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