Israel has begun withdrawing troops from southern Lebanon.

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) has begun a partial withdrawal of troops from southern Lebanon. This was reported on June 4 by Al Jadeed TV channel.

"The Israeli army has begun withdrawing some of its troops from Beibin," the article says.

The press service of the US State Department reported on the same day that Israel and Lebanon had agreed on a cease-fire. It is noted that the parties agreed on a course towards the accelerated creation of pilot zones in which the Lebanese armed forces will exercise full control.

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On June 3, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic, Abbas Araqchi, announced that the Iranian side was ready to strike at Israel in the event of its attack on Beirut. Araqchi noted that Israel has been violating cease-fire agreements with Iran and Lebanon for several days.

The Axios portal added that US President Donald Trump, in a telephone conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on June 1, sharply criticized his actions in the Middle East, calling the Israeli prime minister "crazy." It was noted that the President was concerned about the large number of civilian deaths, as well as the destruction of entire buildings.