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US-Israel-Lebanon Agreement Released, Iran Rejects and Cancels Nuclear Negotiations
The United States government officially released the Trilateral Framework peace agreement document between the US, Israel, and Lebanon signed in Washington D.C. on Saturday (June 27). This agreement, initiated by the US administration, focuses on restoring full sovereignty of the Lebanese Armed Forces (LAF) and the comprehensive disarmament of the armed group Hezbollah. The document asserts that Israel has no territorial ambitions and is ready to gradually withdraw its troops as security is restored in southern Lebanon.
In response to the release of this document, political escalation in the Middle East has heated up again after the Iranian government openly stated that it does not recognize the trilateral framework agreement. According to reports from diplomatic sources, Iran continues to demand the full withdrawal of Israeli troops without additional conditions. Due to this sentiment in Lebanon, coupled with threats from Trump and military attacks on Iran, the bilateral dialogue between the US and Iran in Switzerland regarding the nuclear program—scheduled to take place on Sunday (June 28)—has now officially hit a dead end and been declared canceled.
On the other hand, implementation on the ground continues, with CENTCOM Commander General Brad Cooper scheduled to fly from Israel to Lebanon soon. This urgent visit aims to discuss the formation of a tripartite committee to oversee the security mechanism and the restoration of the pilot zone. Under this agreement, the US also commits to raising international funds for Lebanon's economic reconstruction, with the strict condition that these funds are strictly prohibited from flowing to non-state armed groups.