Lebanese Army Denies Israeli Withdrawal Report

The Lebanese Army denied an Israeli report claiming that some of its officers oppose Israel's withdrawal from South Lebanon out of fear of Hezbollah's return. The army warned of a campaign of rumors aimed at undermining trust in the military institution. It affirmed its commitment to its national duties of defending Lebanon's sovereignty and security, and emphasized that it enjoys the support of friendly and brotherly nations. The army also cautioned against attempts to target it through the spread of rumors, urging all parties not to be misled by them and to rely solely on official sources. These statements come amid increased Israeli escalation and airstrikes on South Lebanon, amid efforts to solidify security arrangements under the April agreement, which calls for Israel's gradual withdrawal in exchange for the Lebanese army's deployment and disarmament of armed groups. Lebanon has been experiencing military escalation since March, resulting in hundreds of casualties and injuries, as well as the displacement of large numbers of people.

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