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Israeli commander says troops are 10km into Lebanon and 'do not intend to pull back'

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Israeli forces have advanced 10 kilometers into southern Lebanon, with Northern Command chief Raf Milo stating troops are clearing 60 villages and do not intend to withdraw. The stated objective is to dismantle Hezbollah, with the operation continuing as long as deemed necessary by the military.
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Raf Milo, commander of Israel’s Northern Command, announced that Israeli forces have invaded 10km into Lebanese territory in the south and “do not intend to pull back”. Milo told local officials that Israeli troops are “clearing” an area spanning 60 Lebanese villages, according to comments published by the Israeli military.

Israeli commander says troops are 10km into Lebanon and 'do not intend to pull back'
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