Disarming Lebanon's Hezbollah possible under U.S. pressure, analysts say
- Disarming Hezbollah is increasingly seen as possible due to U.S. Pressure on Lebanon and Iran.
- Hezbollah officials have stated they are open to discussing Lebanon's defense strategy but are not prepared to surrender their weapons now.
- U.S. Deputy Special Envoy Morgan Ortagus emphasized that disarmament should happen 'as soon as possible.'
- Analysts believe options for Beirut include dismantling Hezbollah's military infrastructure or integrating its fighters into the regular army.
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