Kais on Hezbollah foothold In Lebanese pilot zones

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Roi Kais describes three southern Lebanese pilot zones—Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, Froun and Srifa—under the US-sponsored Israel–Lebanon framework, where the Lebanese army entered after Israeli withdrawal. He reports limited Hezbollah activity under civilian cover, intelligence gathering and a renewed foothold, exploiting the army's reluctance to confront it. An unnamed anti-Hezbollah Lebanese political source criticizes the government's performance and stresses disarmament. Kais also briefly cites Reuters for a reported Iranian $200 million transfer to Hezbollah, intended for displaced Shiites. The report does not establish completed disarmament or a new agreement.

Roi Kais reports limited Hezbollah activity under civilian cover in Zawtar al-Gharbiyeh, Froun and Srifa after Israeli withdrawal and Lebanese-army entry under the US-sponsored framework. He describes local intelligence gathering and a renewed foothold and quotes an anti-Hezbollah Lebanese political source criticizing the army's reluctance and incomplete disarmament. The report gives no onset date and does not establish a completed new attack, new agreement or full disarmament.