The Lebanese army enters Zawtar al-Gharbiya as part of the first phase of the pilot zones, Al Hadath reports; Israeli troops departed the area

The entry of the Lebanese army into Zawtar al-Gharbiya represents a potential escalation in regional tensions, particularly with the reported withdrawal of Israeli troops.

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This situation could have implications for regional stability, impacting energy prices, safe-haven assets like gold, and currency movements as markets assess the likelihood of further conflict or diplomatic developments.

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