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Lebanese army says Israel needs to coordinate with, rather than attack troops
The Lebanese army accused Israeli forces of attacking their personnel in southern Lebanon, urging Israel to use military coordination channels instead. The army stated that Israeli forces fired near their troops during deployment in 'pilot zones' to replace Israeli occupation.
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