AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDiplomacy Under Strain: Iran’s UN envoy in Geneva said Lebanon is “unquestionable” in the US-Iran MoU, including Israeli troop withdrawal, while Israel’s Smotrich insisted Israel is not bound by the talks and will keep forces in the southern “security zone” until Hezbollah is dismantled. Ceasefire Watch: A US monitoring mechanism is set to oversee the Lebanon truce as fighting eases, but displaced families in Beirut’s camps remain skeptical. New Talks in Washington: Israel and Lebanon begin a new US-hosted round focused on Hezbollah disarmament and possible normalization, with a pilot deployment plan for the Lebanese army—while Israel says it will not start until it can disarm Hezbollah where Israeli forces aren’t present. Local Impact: One person was killed and two injured in Nabatieh al-Fawqa after Israeli fire on civilians, and UN-linked damage estimates put southern Lebanon building destruction at about $1.38b. Everyday Life: Lebanon saw fuel prices drop again, with diesel down and gasoline 95/98 also lower.
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