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Israeli forces withdrew from a south Lebanon town, replaced by Lebanese troops under a ceasefire deal, CENTCOM reported Wednesday.

First Israeli Withdrawal From Lebanon Under Ceasefire

The Israeli military meanwhile said its 7th Brigade had "concluded their mission in Khiam in southern Lebanon."

Israeli forces conducted a first withdrawal from a town in south Lebanon and were replaced by the Lebanese military under a ceasefire deal, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) said Wednesday.
The command's leader General Erik Kurilla "was present at the implementation and monitoring headquarters today during the ongoing first Israeli Defense Forces withdrawal and Lebanese Armed Forces replacement in Al-Khiam, Lebanon, as part of the (ceasefire) agreement," CENTCOM said in a statement.
"This is an important first step in the implementation of a lasting cessation of hostilities and lays the foundation for continued progress," the statement quoted Kurilla as saying.
Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati said that the stationing of troops "in the Khiam and Marjayoun areas today represents a fundamental step towards strengthening the army's deployment in the south, in implementation of the ceasefire decision."
"We salute the army's efforts" toward establishing "stability in the south," Mikati said in a post on X.
The Israeli military meanwhile said its 7th Brigade had "concluded their mission in Khiam in southern Lebanon."
"In accordance with the ceasefire understandings and with the coordination of the United States, soldiers of the Lebanese Armed Forces are being deployed in the area together" with UNIFIL, the UN peacekeeping mission in the area, the Israeli statement said.
The Pentagon later said that Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin had spoken to his Israeli counterpart, Israel Katz, and told him the United States was working with its partners to support the ceasefire.
Austin "emphasized that the ceasefire... has the potential to create the conditions to restore lasting calm and enable residents on both sides of the Israel-Lebanon border to return safely to their homes," the US readout said.
Israel stepped up its military campaign in south Lebanon in late September after nearly a year of cross-border exchanges begun by Hezbollah in support of its ally Hamas, following the Palestinian group's October 7, 2023 attack on southern Israel.
A ceasefire came into effect on November 27 and is generally holding, though both sides have accused the other of repeated violations.
As part of the agreement, the Lebanese army and United Nations peacekeepers will deploy in southern Lebanon as the Israeli army withdraws over a period of 60 days.
Hezbollah is also meant to withdraw its forces north of the Litani river, about 30 kilometers (20 miles) from the border, and dismantle its military infrastructure in southern Lebanon.

Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Chief Sergei Naryshkin stated on Tuesday that Russia is nearing its objectives in Ukraine, asserting the Kremlin now holds strategic control in the war. 

Russia's Strategic Gain in Ukraine War

Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Chief Sergei Naryshkin stated on Tuesday that Russia is nearing its objectives in Ukraine, asserting the Kremlin now holds strategic control in the war.

Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) Chief Sergei Naryshkin stated on Tuesday that Russia is nearing its objectives in Ukraine, asserting the Kremlin now holds strategic control in the war. He described Ukraine&rsquo;s armed forces as "on the verge of collapse" while dismissing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy&rsquo;s legitimacy and ability to negotiate.
The 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused tens of thousands of deaths, displaced millions, and escalated tensions between Moscow and the West to levels not seen since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis. Naryshkin's remarks reflect the Kremlin's view that Western support for Ukraine signifies a U.S.-led proxy war aimed at destabilizing Russia.
Meanwhile, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has called for an immediate ceasefire and negotiations, while Zelenskiy proposed the possibility of foreign peacekeeping troops in Ukraine until the country can join NATO. As Russian forces advance in eastern Ukraine, particularly in the towns of Kurakhove and Toretsk, reports indicate that President Vladimir Putin is open to talks with Trump but remains firm on retaining control over occupied Ukrainian territories.
The war, which began in 2014 with Russia&rsquo;s annexation of Crimea and support for separatists in eastern Ukraine, has been labeled by the West as an imperial land grab. Western nations warn that a Russian victory could embolden authoritarian regimes worldwide.
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Ceasefire for upcoming Christmas, New year in Ukraine; here's what Russia has said

Christmas in Russia is celebrated on January 7, according to the Orthodox calendar, and public holidays in the country usually extend from New Year's Day until after Christmas.

Even as Ukraine struggles to battle Russian attack during chilling winter, it is unlikely that offensive by Moscow against Kyiv will be halted for the upcoming Christmas and New year holidays.&nbsp;
"No, no proposals have been received from anyone and no topic of this kind is on the agenda," the Kremlin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in response to a question on whether Russia would pause hostilities for the New Year or Christmas.
Christmas in Russia is celebrated on January 7, according to the Orthodox calendar, and public holidays in the country usually extend from New Year's Day until after Christmas.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin launched what was supposed to be a lightening offensive in Ukraine in February, and Kyiv has said it is determined to continue fighting until it recaptures swathes of territory under Russian control.
In nearly 10 months of fighting, Russia has yet to fulfil any of its stated key goals in what it refers to as its "special military operation" in Ukraine, including seizing the capital or the eastern Donbas region.
With AFP inputs

After three days of violence, Israeli forces and Palestinian fighters agreed to a ceasefire on 7 August. Egypt brokered the ceasefire after the violence left dozens of Palestinians dead and disrupted the lives of thousands of Israelis.
Tension remained as Israel warned of a "strong response" if the truce was violated. America welcomed the ceasefire with US President Joe Biden saying that the country worked with others in the region to "encourage a swift resolution to the conflict".
Over 3 days, Israeli airstrikes pummelled what the government said were sites linked to Palestine's Islamic Jihad group. In turn, Islamic Jihad fighters fired rockets at Israel.
On 6 August, the second Islamic Jihad commander, Khaled Mansour, was killed in an airstrike on an apartment building in the Rafah refugee camp in southern Gaza. Five civilians also died. Israel says around 15 Palestinian fighters were eliminated in the airstrikes.
This was the worst bout of violence since the 11-day war between Israel and Hamas in 2021.

After 3 days of violence, ceasefire between Israel, Palestine's Islamic Jihad; USA welcomes move

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After three days of violence, Israeli forces and Palestinian fighters agreed to a ceasefire on 7 August. Egypt brokered the ceasefire after the violence left dozens of Palestinians dead and disrupted the lives of thousands of Israelis.
Tension remained as Israel warned of a "strong response" if the truce was violated. America welcomed the ceasefire with US President Joe Biden saying that the country worked with others in the region to "encourage a swift resolution to the conflict".
Over 3 days, Israeli airstrikes pummelled what the government said were sites linked to Palestine's Islamic Jihad group. In turn, Islamic Jihad fighters fired rockets at Israel.
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On 6 August, the second Islamic Jihad commander, Khaled Mansour, was killed in an airstrike on an apartment building in the Rafah refugee camp in southern Gaza. Five civilians also died. Israel says around 15 Palestinian fighters were eliminated in the airstrikes.
This was the worst bout of violence since the 11-day war between Israel and Hamas in 2021.

On the 14th day of its invasion, Russia has announced a humanitarian ceasefire for Wednesday for the evacuation of the civilians population, reports said.
Russia has declared a "silence mode" and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors in a number of Ukrainian cities, including the Capital Kyiv, Sputnik news agency has reported.
The announcement has come as both sides have blamed each other of disrupting humanitarian corridors. The Russia military has said that they are ready to facilitate safe corridors in Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Mariupol and Zaporizhzhia.
Russia has been relentlessly bombing several big cities of Ukraine for days. Kyiv has accused Moscow of targeting residential buildings, schools and hospitals.
Earlier on Tuesday, civilian evacuations took place in the town of Sumy and places outside Kyiv.
The UN has said that over 2 million Ukrainians have fled the country in two weeks since the Russian invasion.

Ukraine War: Russia announces humanitarian ceasefire in Ukraine for Wednesday

Russian announces ceasefire in Ukraine for evacuations
Russia declares "silence mode" day for safe corridors
Ceasefire in Kyiv,&nbsp;Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Mariupol
UN: 2 million Ukrainians have fled since Russian invasion

Ukraine War:&nbsp;Russia has declared a "silence mode" and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors in a number of Ukrainian cities

On the 14th day of its invasion, Russia has announced a humanitarian ceasefire for Wednesday for the evacuation of the civilians population, reports said.
Russia has declared a "silence mode" and is ready to provide humanitarian corridors in a number of Ukrainian cities, including the Capital Kyiv, Sputnik news agency has reported.
The announcement has come as both sides have blamed each other of disrupting humanitarian corridors. The Russia military has said that they are ready to facilitate safe corridors in Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Mariupol and Zaporizhzhia.
Russia has been relentlessly bombing several big cities of Ukraine for days. Kyiv has accused Moscow of targeting residential buildings, schools and hospitals.
Earlier on Tuesday, civilian evacuations took place in the town of Sumy and places outside Kyiv.
The UN has said that over 2 million Ukrainians have fled the country in two weeks since the Russian invasion.

Just hours after Russia and Ukraine announced a localised ceasefire to allow evacuations, the agreement fell through with both sides blaming each other.On March 5, the tenth day of the war, Kyiv and Moscow agreed to a ceasefire to allow evacuation of civilians out of the Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha.Subsequently, Ukrainian authorities accused Russian forces of not stopping shelling.In response, Russia's foreign minister claimed that Ukrainian officials were not allowing civilians to leave.
 

Ceasefire fails, Russia & Ukraine blame each other as Mariupol evacuation is paused

((SHORT OPENING BYTE))
 IRYNA VERESHCHUK, DEPUTY PM, UKRAINE https://bit.ly/35vYm52
(0:19 - 0:27) I want to confirm the fact that Russia has violated agreements reached with the mediation of the Red Cross
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SERGEY LAVROV, FOREIGN MINISTER, RUSSIA https://bit.ly/3hY4GFf
(0:07 - 0:23) We have been informed by the Donetsk People's Republic that Mariupol authorities are refusing to provide an opportunity for residents to leave through the humanitarian corridor that was set up by the Russian military.
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((FIGHTING VISUALS))
 Just hours after Russia and Ukraine announced a localised ceasefire to allow evacuations, the agreement fell through with both sides blaming each other. On March 5, the tenth day of the war, Kyiv and Moscow agreed to a ceasefire to allow evacuation of civilians out of the Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha. Subsequently, Ukrainian authorities accused Russian forces of not stopping shelling. In response, Russia's foreign minister claimed that Ukrainian officials were not allowing civilians to leave.
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 BYTE IRYNA VERESHCHUK, DEPUTY PM, UKRAINE https://bit.ly/35vYm52
(0:00 - 0:32) KYIV, UKRAINE MARCH 5, 2022 SOURCE: AP | UKRAINE GOVT
 TRANSLATION - At 11:45, the Russian Federation started shelling Volnovakha with heavy weapons. As you know, from 9 a.m. on 5 March we had a preliminary agreement that we will create two humanitarian corridors in Volnovakha and Mariupol. I want to confirm the fact that Russia has violated agreements reached with the mediation of the Red Cross, did not fulfill the agreement and is shelling Volnovakha.
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BYTE SERGEY LAVROV, FOREIGN MINISTER, RUSSIA https://bit.ly/3hY4GFf
(0:07 - 0:49) MOSCOW, RUSSIA MARCH 5, 2022 SOURCE: AP
 TRANSLATION -&nbsp;We have been informed by the Donetsk People's Republic that Mariupol authorities are refusing to provide an opportunity for residents to leave through the humanitarian corridor that was set up by the Russian military. There is also information from Kherson that when the humanitarian corridor was opened, representatives of our ministry of emergency situations that went there to help civilians evacuate wanted to deliver humanitarian aid there - supposedly, we are verifying that now - Kherson authorities refused to accept the humanitarian aid.
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 CAPTIONS Russia, Ukraine ceasefire collapsed Ceasefire for Mariupol evacuation Russia not stopping shelling: Ukraine Ukraine not allowing evacuation: Russia

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Just hours after Russia and Ukraine announced a localised ceasefire to allow evacuations, the agreement fell through with both sides blaming each other.
On March 5, the tenth day of the war, Kyiv and Moscow agreed to a ceasefire to allow evacuation of civilians out of the Ukrainian cities of Mariupol and Volnovakha.
Subsequently, Ukrainian authorities accused Russian forces of not stopping shelling. Iryna Vereshchuk, deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine said, "At 11:45, the Russian Federation started shelling Volnovakha with heavy weapons. As you know, from 9 a.m. on 5 March we had a preliminary agreement that we will create two humanitarian corridors in Volnovakha and Mariupol. I want to confirm the fact that Russia has violated agreements reached with the mediation of the Red Cross, did not fulfill the agreement and is shelling Volnovakha."
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In response, Russia's foreign minister claimed that Ukrainian officials were not allowing civilians to leave. Sergey Lavrov said, "We have been informed by the Donetsk People's Republic that Mariupol authorities are refusing to provide an opportunity for residents to leave through the humanitarian corridor that was set up by the Russian military. There is also information from Kherson that when the humanitarian corridor was opened, representatives of our ministry of emergency situations that went there to help civilians evacuate wanted to deliver humanitarian aid there - supposedly, we are verifying that now - Kherson authorities refused to accept the humanitarian aid."

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