Kfar tebnit: The Lebanese Army has evacuated its position in the town of Kfar Tebnit in the Nabatieh District of southern Lebanon, following an Israeli military incursion into the area.

According to Qatar News Agency, a Lebanese military source reported that the army needed to withdraw from its post in the town, which is located about four kilometers from the city of Nabatieh, to ensure the safety of its servicemen. The source highlighted that Lebanese Army positions and vehicles in southern Lebanon have been targeted by Israeli attacks, resulting in casualties.

The Lebanese Army maintains a presence throughout the Nabatieh Governorate, though the source did not specify the number of troops deployed. The army has decided to withdraw from all positions in villages and towns under Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon. This move aims to protect its officers and soldiers, as the imbalance of power and ongoing Israeli attacks have threatened security and military positions, causing casualties within military ranks.

The source stressed that the Lebanese Army's current focus is on strengthening internal stability. This comes amid ongoing political discussions in the country regarding direct negotiations with Israel.