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WORLD • LEBANON

UN peacekeepers prepare to leave southern Lebanon after 48 years

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UN peacekeepers in southern Lebanon are preparing to leave after 48 years, while reporting that conditions remain volatile despite a significant drop in hostilities after a June agreement involving the United States, Lebanon and Israel.

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Why it matters

The United States was a party to the agreement cited by the UN, but the article does not describe a direct effect on Americans or specify how the peacekeepers’ departure could affect security. Southern Lebanese communities trying to rebuild are directly affected by the continuing volatility.

What happens next

Peacekeepers are preparing their exit, but the article gives no departure date or details of the next security arrangements.

The timing and terms of the peacekeepers’ departure

Security arrangements along the Blue Line after their exit