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  1. Israeli strikes targeted southern Beirut while Hezbollah engaged in attacks on northern Israel, prompting warnings from Iran.
  2. Israel maintains its offensive against Hezbollah in Lebanon, while Iran pressures for a peace deal and backs Hezbollah.
  3. The UN Security Council is mediating talks, filing complaints regarding Israeli attacks, and discussing the conflict under the context of UNSCR 1701.
  4. The UN Security Council expanded the peacekeeping mandate along the border and outlined conditional withdrawal rules across the border zone.

Under the shadow of Resolution 1701, the UN monitors the situation as Israeli forces invade southern Lebanon, leading to a withdrawal from the Litani River.

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Under the shadow of Resolution 1701, the UN monitors the situation as Israeli forces invade southern Lebanon, leading to a withdrawal from the Litani River.

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  1. Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon leads to Hezbollah exploiting the security vacuum.1 source
  2. UN monitors Resolution 1701 as Israeli forces invade/withdraw in southern Lebanon, with Hezbollah involved.1 source

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