The intelligence is being passed along to the Lebanese army by the US, which has been heavily pressuring Beirut to fully disarm Hezbollah
The Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) has been using Israeli intelligence to dismantle Hezbollah infrastructure south of the Litani River in southern Lebanon, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on 28 May.
The Lebanese army’s efforts to implement UN Resolution 1701 and enforce the ceasefire agreement are being carried out “in part with the help of Israeli intelligence,” according to several sources cited by the WSJ.
Arab officials told the outlet that the intelligence is being “passed along by the US” and has “helped the Lebanese army find and destroy Hezbollah’s remaining weapons stockpiles and military posts in the south.”
The army reportedly destroys some of the weapons while keeping others and adding them to its limited stockpiles.
“We do see a lot of areas where the Lebanese army is way more effective than expected. The IDF is generally pleased by this trend and we are expecting it to continue,” an Israeli army official told the WSJ.
🔗SOURCE ➡️ The Cradle
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