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A framework agreement was signed between Lebanon and Hezbollah, addressing sovereignty and the armed group's influence in Lebanese territory.

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A framework agreement was signed between Lebanon and Hezbollah, addressing sovereignty and the armed group's influence in Lebanese territory.

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  1. The framework agreement between Hezbollah and Lebanon is being undermined as the group maintains its grip on southern Lebanon.1 source
  2. Lebanese government aims to disarm militia groups and seeks French support for reconstruction.1 source
  3. The framework agreement is being denounced as a surrender.1 source
  4. The framework agreement's progress is contingent upon ground conditions.1 source
  5. The framework agreement established a pilot security zone along the Litani River and mandates Hezbollah disarmament.1 source
  6. Hezbollah's armed presence challenges Lebanese sovereignty, complicating peace talks.1 source
  7. Bilateral framework agreement signed between Lebanon and Hezbollah regarding sovereignty.1 source
  8. The agreement includes pending verified disarmament of non-state armed groups.1 source

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