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New Lebanon deconfliction mechanism seems to cut out Israel, France

The United States and Iran have agreed to establish a 'deconfliction cell' for Lebanon, a new diplomatic initiative that appears to exclude Israel and France. This mechanism aims to end military operations in Lebanon and ensure a ceasefire. The move has sparked criticism in Israel, where leaders warn it could undermine their freedom of military action.

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The US and Iran have formally agreed to establish a deconfliction mechanism for Lebanon, with Qatar and Pakistan as mediators.

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  1. US, Iran establish Lebanon deconfliction mechanism, sidelining Israel

    The United States and Iran have agreed to establish a 'deconfliction cell' for Lebanon, a new diplomatic initiative that appears to exclude Israel and France. This mechanism aims to end military operations in Lebanon and ensure a ceasefire. The move has sparked criticism in Israel, where leaders warn it could undermine their freedom of military action.

    What's confirmed:

    • The US and Iran have agreed to a 60-day roadmap toward ending the war in Lebanon.
    • A new 'deconfliction cell' for Lebanon will be established, involving the US, Iran, Qatar, and Pakistan.
    • The mechanism seems to exclude Israel and France.
    • The goal of the mechanism is to end military operations in Lebanon and ensure a ceasefire.

    Still unconfirmed:

    • The mechanism could limit Israel's ability to respond to threats, allowing it to do so only when they are 'imminent'.
    • Israel's leaders warn that the mechanism could undermine their freedom of military action while elevating Tehran's influence over Lebanon.
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