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and work toward the full implementation of resolution 1701 to ensure stability in southern lebanon. for the moment, it is concerning to note that they observed a bulldozer destroying the marking line in israel and lebanon as well as another tower immediately beside a position there. and infrastructure belonging to the lebanese armed forces. we call on all actors to avoid any action including the destruction of civilian property. we note that the israeli defense forces have commenced around the co-op. we know that even though the idf is still present in unifil areas, the preparations we commend unifil for supporting lebanese forces to positions before is really forces withdraw. are we hope they will coordinate -- we hope they will coordinate with both parties. we take note of the new government in lebanon and the caretaker government in syria and we believe this development would have positive impacts on the safety and security of the area and the effective implementation of the mandates. this is station of hostilities and toward the implementation of 1701 between israel and lebanon i

it lost it during the bombardment of a southern lebanon. this is of course, an incredibly important building, particularly for a libertines. she community and it shows the us to disregard the is why these have for the cultural and religious symbols here in southern lebanon that we don't want to get any closer here because the area hasn't been created just that. we know the israel has booby trapped buildings as the potential for unexploded ordnance, but not too far away from the most. there's also the church of saint george. now this of course is a catholic church saint george, the patron saint of england. and this was again uh, a hugely important religious symbol for the people of this area simply destroyed by, as well as part of what people are describing as a cultural genocide in lebanon. hey, we're monks, the rebel, we can see down here, 2 copies of the cut on the site where it is amik book, holy book, simply right here, one, cuz the disruption, as i suggest, the most is well open fire. it sounded close, perhaps targeting locals as they

that is real and loving non have agreed to extend the deadline for is really troops to leave southern lebanon. these real, the army now has until the 18th of february to withdraw its forces. the extension comes after, at least 22 people were killed and many more injured confrontations with his really forces as the initial deadline for israel to leave expired on sunday. as on sundays, thousands of people displaced by the war between israel and has the law tried to return to their homes in southern lebanon, despite warnings from israel, the u. n. n. the lebanese army, it was still unsafe, many carried hezbollah flags with them ignoring. and in some cases, reaching roadblocks, setup by israeli troops. and they are in the, in this is our land such as the army doesn't want to open the road for us a little bit on ourselves in some areas people were met with gunfire is really the says it fired what it calls warning shots to remove the threats approaching its troops when we arrived and is really drowned, drop to the the 1st with didn't hurt us, but my friend was murdered in the 2nd one was dropped of

people displaced by the war between israel and has the law tried to return to their homes in southern lebanon, despite warnings from israel, the u. n. and the lebanese army, it was still unsafe. many carried hezbollah flags with them ignoring, and in some cases breaching roadblocks, set up by israeli troops when they are in the, in, this is our land, such as the army doesn't want to open the road for us a little bit on ourselves. in some areas, people were met with gunfire. israel says it fired what he calls warning shots to remove the threats, approaching its troops. when we arrived and is really drowned, drop to the the 1st one didn't hurt us, but my friend was murdered in the 2nd one was dropped off and i was blown away and i fractured by hand because we don't tell us what we're doing is wrong. and it's but been to answer all villages. we've been waiting for more than a year to return, according to the terms of a ceasefire deal reached in november, israel and has the law were to withdraw from the region south of the tiny river. by sunday, while the lebanese army alongside un peacekeepers w

as well as the israel says, is withdrawal from southern lebanon will not be completed by deadline. sex on the ceasefire agreement the on saturdays a them, this is out just ever lived from dell hall. so coming up, rising from the ruins of the 15 months of israel's genocide, the war i'm gaza, palestinians of trying to return. so people are moving with mixed feelings, the feeling of relief. but at the same time, there are hard to break, but also with resilience that they're going back to rebuild their shutter life. congolese made 3 sense reinforcements to the eastern city of gum or off to a strain of loss is $1223.00 sciences. the israel is just a noun states withdrawal from the southern lebanon will not be completed by the looming seas. 5 deadline is right at 11 and agreed on the ceasefire in late november intended, near the 14 months of cross border hostilities between is ready for asses and has the law finances on the the agreement is a trip scheduled to withdrawal by january. the 26 that sunday, but prime minister benyamin su hours office now says this rouse withdrawal will last beyon

all me says it will not meet sunday's deadline to withdraw a troops from southern lebanon and is ready military expands, that separation is unoccupied. westbank, at least 12 people have been killed tuesday. the democratic republic of congo extends minute tre. reinforcements to guide him away and 23 sciences already the vault i'm seeing on the 60 and i'm piece of famous with the basis, which means awesome. we'll manage and make out as a, just a couple of actively looking to sign and use trying to control the window closing on february the it's a scene gmc, that's 8 pm in the goal is to start with how much does it will release full female is really captive on the spot today, they'll be the 1st military personnel to be free since the si fi came into effect on sunday. and then we're ton is ready for us as our expects. it's a hand over approximately $200.00 palestinian prisoners. now in a moment we'll go to target. i was on and garza but 1st homes of son who is in jordan's compet. so that's because he is ready. government has found out, is there a form reporting in his role as well as the o

is this the so you need fidelity in southern lebanon. meanwhile, the crew from our sister channel off our big this are for and from 11 on, was caught up in the violence. the team was filming in a southern village documenting the return of civilians to what's left of the area. and the incoming is ready, gun fire, full time to flee. i want one of the members, right? that when do you think they need to be treated in the hospital? or the idea of issued a statement saying it fired warning shots in the area to order to tell people to move out of the way his troops were approach. well, and that's, that's, that's, that's the idea for the simple choice to make either leave the area as agreed or well, local and for the civilians once again. and israel apparently chose the latter is ready, occupation always breaks these 5, goodness, we shouldn't be surprised at this setting. a kind of, you know, project wants to continue to occupy something level, right? they were supposed to 40 withdrawal from south lebanon, and surprisingly, instead, they didn't withdrawal, and they killed 22 people wounded a

looks village in southern lebanon, i'd say, no, i know that you've been seeing some of this violence right in front of you describe the situation that for us as well as rarely, troops are using live fire every time i am the people of southern lebanon, an attempt to reach their village, you can see behind me, of that 1st mount really separate the people of southern lebanon on people who have been displaced for more than a year. people who want to go back to their homes and then behind that are small. and you can see and is really army jeep. so whenever a person tries to make their way really, this is all about a show of defiance. people are, are saying that, you know, as well as violating that cease fire agreement, they should have left because that's 16 day deadline has now passed. so opening fire 2 people have been killed more than a dozen injured. there are similar scenes across other 11 on it's not just in this location, but in other locations along the border where it's rarely forces remain. the lebanese army did warrants civilians not to head to this area and there is anger. i c

bbc news, southern lebanon. well, nawalal—maghafi joins me now.d you focus on that building? the un said that air— focus on that building? the un said that air strikes _ focus on that building? the un said that air strikes carried - said that air strikes carried out in lebanon had failed the test of proportionality and precaution. so we wanted to take a closer look at what that actually means. we focus on this building, it is a quiet, residential neighbourhood, mainly christian. and we heard that 73 people had been killed in this one attack. the idf said it was a command centre, they also said they were targeting the head of the hezbollah compound. we set out to figure out who exactly was in the building at the time. what their backgrounds were, did they in fact have any evaluation to hezbollah. we ended up finding that 63 of the people in that building where civilians, 23 of them were children. six of the men in that building had some affiliation to hezbollah that we couldn't find any evidence that any of them were senior commanders. we asked the

this is the biggest, is rarely striking the hearts of southern lebanon. since the cx 5 with has brought to cold is really on the radio confirm that the army launched an air raid on the area where a blaze has broken out, is in a harder is on the phone for us in bay regions. and what more do we know at this point? spell? the timing of these air strikes come amid heightened tensions instead of 11 on and growing concerns about the continued stability of that cease fire agreement which came into force in late november. since then, there have been a few is really strikes and drones strikes, but tonight's attack in the southern city of nova t, they are being described as the biggest strikes. yet, the lebanese health ministry is reporting that at least 14 people were injured. in the 1st strike, we still do not know who or what the target was. the is really military has been targeting has the law and its assets. in recent months. um on sunday is really military was supposed to have withdrawn from lebanese territory in line with a 60 day deadline as stipulated in t

the sign made in the usa, a stock reminder of who is responsible for the disruption in southern lebanon wireless as well as war, is also a war that is being facilitated by the west, not just the united states, but also the united kingdom, who have supplied the buttons that munitions the weapons that are being used to carry out the massacre of lebanese civilians on the destruction of lebanese villages of sheets. the 1st of all, this land is our land. people have returned to the village because they lived here, this land feeds them, their homes are here. and despite the devastation law, we remain here alone. you're asking about maiden usa. it's about the american bombs dropped on this earth. it was the americans who supply designers, and the scientists bombed with american bombs that destroyed homes and sources of income, leaving nothing intact. this enemy, along with the americans, along with the conspirators, knows no mercy, neither for a child, nor for a tree, nor for a person, nor for a building, nor for anything. that for this reason, they establish these expressive words. they say,

and on this side, people, the people of southern lebanon who have been displaced for, for more than a year because of the fighting between hezbollah and israel. this morning, the 60 day deadline for the full, for the full implementation of that cease fire agreement task. and this way, the troops were supposed to withdraw from levon on lebanese territory. they did not this ready prime minister's office saying that the troops will remain because the lebanese army has not been able to fully deployed in southern lebanon. and they also accused of lebanese army of fading to enforce the agreement by dismantling, as well as infrastructure in the area. the revenues army dismissed as those claims and says, we have not been able to fully deploy simply because as rarely, troops are still present here. so it is a dangerous situation. people are frustrated, they say that they will stay here for, for as long as they want. and there is growing anger towards the lebanese army. and that's what's dangerous because these people, many of them are supporters of hezbollah. and this part of that cease fire a

saying almost everything is demolished, and the stress of the is really fun in just 10 people in southern lebanon, as residents try to return on the day it's full, says would do to withdrawal under a cx. 5 deal falls all open and valerie sex onto the consent who is seeking to extend his bessie is as president on far as small was a sport as kelly and, and bobby's scores. his 1st have tricks around the dread safety fire to lead a 3 now to open up an 8 point lead at the top of this batch sleep, the thousands of palestinians awaiting and central gauze have to cross into the new to attend to the homes. but it is ready, ami is blocking the main coastal road. people seeking to attend to the neighborhood spent the night on l. rashid street, hoping that is really forces would allow them to cross the circle necessary in colorado, in the morning. and last of the cases rather, delaying the implementation of the seas. 5 tons by stopping policy audience from returning to the news is ready for his shots at promising his trying to return as well. so have him off, had failed to meet its obligations by not releasi

a stop remind uh that the is right, the forces continue the occupation of parts of southern lebanon. i this of course we have a surprise guest with us here in mosca. it seems to be to him, so his back for a couple of days. thim good to see you. so steve, tell us about your 1st time experience and 11 on, i mean we received a report of both from all across the country. yeah, well um, i mean its been a very turbulent time, a very difficult time for the people of 11 and 66 days of intense up on bobbin from israel. this was including the in the come to pay routes. uh, the southern suburb, se, uh, southern that, but then of course, the back out on bowl, back in the east. now we've been on the ground in all of those areas. and i mean, the stuff that we've seen has been pretty shocking. there was a week when is where i was targeting displays people. those left the south that was thinking sunk dream in parts of the country where they thought that was safe. that we to end up at the, the scene of one of those attacks. they will have all these high entries, the destruction was of very wide sprea

parents, abdul hamid and janan, who for more than 20 years have lived near the town of sidon in southern lebanon, in the small village of ain el delb. this peaceful village is now the site of the deadliest single attack in lebanon in almost two decades. we've spent weeks investigating what happened here — seeking answers from the israeli military and hezbollah, analysing health ministry data, videos, social media posts and speaking with survivors and witnesses. we've reconstructed the building and identified more than 100 people in the 17 apartments when the block was hit. behind each door, a different story of pain and loss. julia, ashraf and their parents were in apartment aa. one floor below, in apartment 3a, hawra and ali fares were hosting family displaced by the war. batoul had just arrived to stay with her sister. she, like nearly a million others in lebanon, fled her home to escape fighting. three floors below them, in —1a, denise al—baba lived with her husband mehyeddin and their two children, nermine and ali. that sunday, denise had invited her brother hisham over for a weekend lunch.

this is these really fidelity in southern lebanon. meanwhile, a crew from our sister channel r t r a back, who were working in lebanon, have been caught up directly in the violence. the team are filming in a village and the sides, documenting the return of civilians to the area with incoming us really gun fire force them to flee. one of the crew was wounded on needed hospital treatments. the idea of issued a statement saying, warning shots were fired in the area to prevent people approaching troops and posing a potential threat. palestinian people belong on palestinian territory . that's the statement from jordan's foreign minister in the clear review to donald trump. it's after the new us presidents suggested that jordan along with egypt, should not taking huge numbers of refugees from the war. tornado non metal. the rejection of the displacement of palestinians is firm and will not change from the jordan is for jordanians. and palestine is for palestinians keeping the palestinians on their land is a jordanian constant that has not changed and will not change an order. together with

it is the biggest, is rarely striking the house of southern lebanon. since the seas far with has brought to a cold in november. the attack took place in the city of them back to you. lebanon's k, i take it probably ministers in that jeep. mccarthy says use riley attack constitutes a further violation of lebanese sovereignty and he considers the strikes a place in violation of the ceasefire. arrangement is rarely minute treat, confirms that it's a croft attack to truck and another vehicle that says was transporting weapons belonging to has belong in the areas if she keeps and about to send ahold of hudson's report. now, from beirut, user error strikes, come, i'm a hyphen tim says to yours, war between has the law and as well. families have returned to what's left of their homes and shops, but it will take a while before life returns to normal. we respected all the agreements that were reached for that they did not. we will allow israel to decide what happens next. it has the lowest, the most powerful political and military player in the country, even str

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in southern lebanon is really forces of killed 14 civilians. and a soldier of the is really military 5 that people as they were trying to return home. israel was due to withdraw on sunday from 711 on as part of an agreement reached in november. and 13 un peacekeepers had been killed in eastern democratic republic of congo. they were trying to push back in advance on the last rebel as finished. he but morgan entre 0, how to job to retail, tie a base from the think tank. feet across his studies and development. he says ers have seized on out of fashion, is the latest in a long list of attacks on crucial infrastructure. and so that it seems the 15th of january, we are seeing busy minorities. he said, i have been metaphorically bucks and i just, i'm not saying people are too afraid to talk even opposition leaders now i've exiled all jail. those. and next, i'll say now is not the time to protest, it's too dangerous, it's too risky. people are afraid that will be some who do vote positively for lucre shanker, particularly those who want stability, wh

nawalal—maghafi, bbc news, southern lebanon.ng film about a hungarian architect who survives the holocaust and forges a new life in america. in the brutalist, adrien brody is nominated for his role as the architect and british actor felicityjones for playing his wife. our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba has been speaking to them and the film's director. they do not want us here. who do you mean? the people here — they do not want us here! post—war america, and hungarian immigrant laszlo is trying to rebuild his life through his work as an architect. speaking, rather appropriately, surrounded by the brutalist buildings of london's barbican centre, adrien brody explains how the role has a personal resonance. it's an opportunity for me to honour my ancestral struggles, my mother and my grandparents' hardships and loss in fleeing hungary in the �*50s, and the details and hardships that that they experiences that very much parallel the lived experience of my character. feel free to call me elizabeth... felicityjones plays his

these very, very true set to pull out of southern lebanon on sunday, but that withdrawal has now been delayed the white house as a cease far extension. 11 is urgently needed to know how that has more from beirut, the hours before the 60 day deadline for the israeli army to leave lebanese territory. the office of prime minister benjamin nothing apple announced troops will be staying longer because it says loving on, hasn't fully enforced. it's part of the agreement. is there any troops have been present in border villages? so it's a ceasefire, and that is rouse war with has been law in late november since then. this way the army has been destroying, as well as infrastructure tunnels and confiscating its weapons in recent weeks is ready. troops have pulled out of dozens of villages in southern lebanon, but others remain closed military zones. and when they go, they leave behind a trail of destruction and a bite to get them. but on the model, i shall be completing my homes exterior was damaged during the war, but it was still standing like i could have gone back and repaired it and lived

of november it was stipulated that after 60 days, the israeli troops would all withdraw from southern lebanon signed, the israelis went in as part of the ground incursion, more than a million people in lebanon were displaced as a result but the deal was done and this 60 day deadline comes up and this 60 day deadline comes up this weekend. the office of the israeli prime minister, netanyahu, basically says the troops will remain in southern lebanon, and the israelis are blaming the lebanese state saying the conditions of the deal have not been met, and they say at this point they will miss the deadline and in the days to come they will continue to liaise with the trump administration, about what will happen next. crucial to all of this is the response from hezbollah because previously they have said any missing of the deadline is completely unacceptable so we don't know what hezbollah will don't know what hezbollah will do next and of course they are hugely weakened by the israeli operations that took place but we don't know where this leaves the ceasefire, that until now has remained intact.-

is this, these really fidelity in southern lebanon, or a crew from office search, i'll see arabic was calls in the violins law reporting from never on the most fill me in a southern village documenting the return of civilian a similar to the left of the area with incoming is already gone. fire for them to play one of the crew members. as you can see here, it was wounded. i needed to be treated in the hospital. you know, i to issue the statement saying it's find warning shots in the air to prevent people from approaching is next gas says the idea of how the simple choice to make either leave the area as agreed or thoughts targeting civilians. he says as well to is ready for my patient, always breaks these 5 goodness, we shouldn't be surprised at this setting that kind of, you know, project wants to continue to occupy something level. right. they were supposed to 40 withdrawal from south lebanon and surprising me. instead, they didn't withdrawal, and they killed 22 people wounded a 124 more. they brought the hundreds of ceasefire violations before today. we'll know this is never about h

i guess at least 22 people have been killed in more than a 120 injured in a southern lebanon in southern lebanon, in confrontations with is really forces at the, according to lebanese authorities, several people died when the is really army opened fire on demonstrators caring has the flags. authorities say the protesters were residents trying to get to their homes. is really troops were set to withdraw from lebanon by sunday, as part of a c star agreement with a run back has beloved militants. it is real, says its forces will not remain in the region until it is satisfied, as well as weapons and the spiders are removed. now here in germany, protesters have taken to the streets to oppose the countries poppy that far right party, the demonstrations took place across the country. on saturday, as the alternative for germany party kicked off its election campaign, tens of thousands turned out in berlin to rally against the growing popularity of far right. politics in germany. organizers described the protest at the iconic brandenburg gate as a sea of lights directed at the alternative for ger

i stopped reminder that the is ready for us is continue the occupation of parts of southern lebanon while back here. and also for a few days i'll call and see see, join me in the scene here to share some details about this time in lebanon. it's been that very toe, but in time a very difficult time for the people of 11 and 66 days of intense up on bob. and from is while this was including the in the come to pay route to the southern suburbs, the southern that but then of course, the back out on bowl, back in the east. now we've been on the ground in all of those areas. and i mean, the stuff that we've seen as being pretty shocking, there was a week when it is what i was targeting displays people, those who had left the south that was taking century and in a positive country where they thought that was safe, we to end up with it the, the scene and one of those attacks that we have for these jaime entries. the destruction was of very wide spread. that was children's toys. and we saw what remained actually the ends of kids, it'd been incinerated in those impact. so there was this even some of

then separately, and all the areas across the country what lima have in southern lebanon. we're approaching the end of the 60 day, see for our agreement with 3 as well on lebanon. however, liberal in southern lebanon, austin, on days, radio. having classes for 3 is ready, 4 days on villages trying to return to around 60 says the ones are still on the console. variety on 4th is not the lebanese all the 40. how salty so slowly move into some of those areas, as well as in fact folders and destroyed buildings at booby trapped the buildings as they slowly stalled, the withdrawal process happening convoys open lebanese on policies by c is radio. and lisa, in some of the assessments here in the south and then earlier this week as well, seem to escalate to forming combine targeting the eastern mountain village of genes uh in the back of valley in the fall back region of the country. very close to the syrian boulder and then in a novelty i here in the the sounds a little the knows old phillips on the river. now old of this comes off to the election of a president. the head of the li

same goes, by the way, for southern lebanon. you know that we unraveled about 85,000 weapons of all sorts from missiles to rifles throughout the little strip that we took over and cleaned up in southern lebanon, so meaning. that we have an issue here. how to make sure that this does not recur. we are still under the trauma and the post trauma of october 7th. let's not elude ourselves. we have to learn the lessons and make sure that there is clear security. when i spoke in congress three months before the war in a joint session, i said that it is only terror which is blocking peace. and now i think, and especially in light of president trump's speech yesterday about terror organizations, i truly believe that there has to be a major world effort against terror, and this is one of them. there terror is creating havoc in africa, in all sorts of regions around the world. we must fight terror. fareed: so you talked about transforming the region, and part of that clearly would be if israel and saudi arabia could have relations, because

do you see any fidelity in southern lebanon, or steve colleagues, a crew from our sister channel, our t r a back, who are working as well in lebanon, have been caught up directly in the violence. the team were filming in a village and the size capturing the return of civilians to the area when incoming is really gunfire force them to fleet. one of the crew was wounded, needed hospital treatment. the idea issue, the statement saying winning shots were fired in the area to prevent people approaching troops. i'm posing potential threat palestinian people belong on palestinian territory. that's the statement from jordan's foreign minister in what looks to be a rebuke to donald trump. the new us president, how suggested george, along with egypt should not take in huge numbers of refugees from the war torn and normal. the far rejection of the displacement of palestinians is firm and will not change from the jordan is for jordanians in palestine is for palestinians keeping the palestinians on their land is a jordanian constant that has not changed and will not change. but just to point tied

just not just, not in southern lebanon, but across the country. they're also talking about of the point, the lebanese army in the south. and that for the space is the only entity in this country that will have arms. so if israel continues to stay in south lebanon beyond the deadline, they will be considered occupation troops. and then he will say, this is why this is why we have to didn't justifying our arms because 11 the state is very weak at this found up to as well, of the only way as well. we'll pull back and see it's because it's due to international pressure. hezbollah is in a very difficult position because it has been severely weakened in the last war. if it does open up a for us, it gets as well. it's going to expect a very harsh response from the israeli military. all right, thanks so much is an a hold of that from the root of this household now joins us from jordan's capital on mine because these right the government and kind of see it as far as the bandages 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupies the west bank, so i'm the wate

on thursday of last week, said it struck rocket launchers in southern lebanon after it had identifiedy installation. it had notified the lebanese army and israel says that the lebanese army did not act to take as that rocket launcher so israel took matters into their own hands and struck and hit that target. indications from the israeli side that there frustrated that the deal that stopped hostilities as the end of november is not being honoured. thanks very much for now. jonah fisher live injerusalem. thousands of supporters and opponents of south korea's suspended president have been on the streets of seoul for a second day. some stayed out all night, braving freezing temperatures and snow. many protesters are gathered around the official residence of president yoon suk yeol. investigators tried to get into the compound and arrest mr yoon on friday for declaring martial law. they were turned away by security personnel guarding the president. it's thought they may try to detain him again before the arrest warrant expires at midnight on monday. this is the scene now live in seoul outs

the army has set up check points across southern lebanon, but it's only allowing people to visit their homes where is really forces have left . so the ceasefire agreement really is, is a test as a test or whether or not the states can extend that so, so or 2 across southern lebanon. so they're eligible 0. so they're less than on to the head of the year ends refugee agencies as being a huge increase in the number of syrians. they want to return home almost 30 percent of the saving refugees living in the middle east in countries now. so they want to go back us up from almost none last year. the shift follows the outstanding of present charlotte side. in december. since the 8th of december, we've seen about 2 100000 refugees from neighboring congress. we seem 600000 internally displaced. people also go back and remember when the change in the government happened here in syria. we had already seen more than $300000.00 syrians coming from level during the bomb being of left. so you have a lot of people that have come back to this country, have 3 years of big side and the needs are be the de

this is uniform across, not just southern lebanon, but the majority of the country. and they're saying that they have 2 choices. that is either resistance or surrender. and no matter how many losses a face know by how many houses, even buildings they destroyed, they will always, always choose resistance on. so i'm paying the lot in russia bring an end to, to is operation in a crane immediately that is off. so the us present a failed to meet his own deadline to settle the confidence those 24 hours in office . the goal posts has now been moved to a 100 days. the new american, the, that has the threats and most of it would be kind of like repercussions if it refuses to go along with the ultimate. so i'm going to do russia, who's economy's failing, and president bush in a very big favor. settle now and stop this ridiculous war. it's only going to get worse if we don't make it to you and soon i have no other choice but to put high levels of taxes, tyrus and sanctions on anything being sold by russia to the united states and various other participating countries. let's get

what we might have in southern lebanon. we're approaching the end of the 60 day, see for our agreement with 3 as well. on level known however level in southern lebanon, austin, on days radio. imagine that having classes between is righty, focuses on vintages, trying to return to around 60 says the ones that are still under the control of the is id on for the not the lebanese all the what, how salty society move into some of those areas as well. as in fact, all those and destroyed buildings approving throughout the buildings as they slowly stalled the withdrawal process happening. convoys of the lebanese on policies of by c is radio and lisa, in some of the assessments here in the south. and then earlier this week, as well, seem to escalate this foaming campaign targeting the eastern mountain village of genes uh in the back of valley, in the fall back region of the country, very close to the syrian border. and then in a novelty, i here in the, the sounds a little the north old phillips on the river. now old of this comes off

is like no mike has all that then not going to meet the deadline for that to withdrawal from southern lebanon. so they're likely to, to remain in place. and of course, has law has said that if they don't leave within that time frame, then as blah will be forced to act. so there's a possibility that, that from who will reopen again next week was the sci fi agreement. and comes to an end, of course we think the sci fi did and goals that now the release of some of those hostages over a stages period of time. the withdrawal of is id is a troops and from that of course, very jubilant seems on the streets of both garza and again in, in southern lebanon and other parts of the country. but of course, donald trump is moving very launch over where they sit. no, great, he does president on monday now his team were working behind the scenes as part of those negotiations. we know of a gauze and it seems very much that part of the agreement as being that that is all can shift its focus now to the occupied westbank and we started to see operations in jeanine. we know that a game it appears that from may hav