New details have emerged about the content of an agreement being drafted between the United States and Iran, according to reports by the Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar, which is close to Hezbollah. According to these claims, the draft agreement provides for the complete cessation of Israeli military operations on Lebanese territory, as well as the withdrawal of Israeli forces from areas currently controlled in the south of the country.

The report states that Israel would be forced to stop all airstrikes and military operations against Hezbollah on Lebanese territory, while a plan for the gradual withdrawal of troops from southern Lebanon is also envisaged. At the same time, according to the publication, Iran has insisted that the Lebanon issue be included as an essential condition in any broader agreement with Washington, making it part of strategic negotiations.

These developments, according to regional media, have caused concern in Israel, which is said to have sought to separate negotiations on Iran from issues related to Hezbollah and the Lebanese front. Meanwhile, reports from Israeli media Kan claim that a Gulf country has refused to use its airspace for recent Israeli operations against targets in Iran, a move that analysts say could signal changes in the regional balance. Official authorities from the US, Iran and Israel have not yet confirmed these claims, while the situation remains evolving.