Israel-Lebanon Framework Fallout: The US-brokered trilateral framework is moving into implementation talks, but tensions are rising fast. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun met Army chief Rodolphe Haykal to review the army’s post-framework tasks, while CENTCOM chief Adm. Brad Cooper visited Beirut to discuss monitoring and border calm. Security Annex & Withdrawal Dispute: Israel says it has “no territorial ambitions” yet will not withdraw “a millimeter” until Hezbollah is disarmed, and Haaretz reports Israel has identified three southern villages tied to a possible pullback. A confidential security annex outlines phased steps for clearing non-state armed groups and expanding Lebanese state control. Ceasefire Strain on the Ground: Hezbollah and allied media accuse Israel of repeated ceasefire violations, while Israel says it destroyed major Hezbollah underground infrastructure, including a 200-meter tunnel complex in Majdal Zoun. Lebanese Politics Pushback: Speaker Nabih Berri says the deal “will not pass,” and Free Patriotic Movement leader Gebran Bassil warns against actions that fuel internal division. Regional & US Role: The UN calls the framework a “milestone,” while US officials say Washington will monitor both sides for violations. Travel Update: UAE lifts its travel ban to Lebanon, but Emiratis must register via Twajudi before departure. Other Lebanon News: Lebanon Junction residents were ordered to evacuate after a dam compromise; and in sports, Lebanon advanced in FIBA qualifiers after a big win over India.