Conflict & Security
Lebanon army says Israeli attacks are blocking deployment in south
Lebanon’s army on Sunday condemned ongoing Israeli military activities in the country’s south, saying they were preventing its full deployment under a framework deal reached with Israel last month.
In a statement, the army accused Israeli forces of continuing attacks and violations of current understandings and international law. It said the activities included systematic destruction and bulldozing of homes, bombardment and sweeps with automatic weapons in several southern areas.
The army said the continuation of the attacks was obstructing its full deployment under current agreements and preventing residents from returning to their villages and towns. The source did not include an Israeli response, exact locations, casualty figures or further details on the deployment timetable.
Update
Lebanon's army said the Israeli activities were preventing its full deployment under a framework deal reached with Israel last month.
The army statement alleged systematic destruction and bulldozing of homes, bombardment and automatic-weapons sweeps in several southern areas.
The army said the activities violated current understandings and international law.
The army said the attacks prevented residents from returning to their villages and towns.
Source note: AFP news report published on 26 July 2026 at 10:52:23 UTC.
Uncertainty notes
The source did not provide exact locations, casualty figures, detailed damage assessments, the full terms of the framework deal or any Israeli response.
Source
AFP news report published on .