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Israeli military says it has began to withdraw from occupied southern Lebanon towns
The Israeli military announced the start of withdrawing from occupied southern Lebanon towns in cooperation with the US and Lebanese forces, but the mayor of Froun claims no changes have occurred. The Israeli army stated it will respond forcefully to any agreement violations.
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