Lebanon & Sudanese Armed Forces

Lebanon: Lebanon suffered casualties, including military officers, from Israeli airstrikes. The country's government is attempting to secure a ceasefire and disarm Hezbollah, but the ongoing conflict and displacement of over 1 million people severely impact its stability and economy.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces suffered casualties, including a brigadier general, a captain, and another soldier, in Israeli airstrikes. The army condemned the attacks, stating they strengthen its resolve and aim to thwart peace efforts.

Lebanon: Lebanon signed a framework agreement with Israel, mediated by the United States, aimed at ending hostilities and restoring its sovereignty. However, the agreement faces internal opposition from Hezbollah and its allies, who reject its terms, particularly those linking Israeli withdrawal to Hezbollah's disarmament, potentially leading to internal conflict.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are expected to take control of territory in 'pilot zones' as Israeli troops withdraw, and assume full security responsibility, with US support to improve their capabilities.

Lebanon: Lebanon is the primary beneficiary of the proposed international coalition, which aims to strengthen its sovereignty and armed forces after the UNIFIL mandate ends.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are recognized for their role in maintaining security and are expected to take a larger role with international support after UNIFIL's departure.

Lebanon: Lebanon agreed to a conditional ceasefire with Israel>>>, committing to deploy its armed forces in 'pilot zones' to exclude non-state actors like Hezbollah>>>. This aims to restore sovereignty and stability in its southern region.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces>>> are tasked with taking exclusive control of 'pilot zones' in southern Lebanon>>> to exclude non-state actors like Hezbollah>>>, with support from the United States>>>.

Lebanon: Lebanon>>> is directly affected by the proposed UN peacekeeping mission, as it seeks to maintain stability, facilitate an Israeli withdrawal, and extend its state authority in the south. Lebanon>>> supports maintaining a UN presence.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The proposed UN mission would support the Sudanese Armed Forces>>> in extending state authority and maintaining stability in southern Lebanon>>>.

Lebanon: The city of Lebanon is facing destruction and displacement due to Israeli airstrikes and evacuation warnings, impacting its historical sites and civilian population.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces deployed to Lebanon's Christian district to prevent Israeli attacks and demonstrate Hezbollah's absence, aiming to protect civilians.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are tasked with disarming Hezbollah, with its chief Rodolphe Haykal stating that the first phase of the plan is nearing completion.

Sudanese Armed Forces: The Sudanese Armed Forces are pulling out from parts of southern Lebanon, which is causing concern among Christians who feel exposed to Israeli forces.