[It was revealed that the Israeli army is preparing to partially withdraw from southern Lebanon] September 6th, there was news from Israel on the 5th that the Israeli army was preparing to partially withdraw from southern Lebanon and planned to establish a smaller "safe zone" along the Lebanese-Israeli border. According to reports, the Israeli army recently completed the destruction of Lebanese Hezbollah tunnels under the Ali Tahir Heights in the Nabatiyah region of southern Lebanon, and subsequently formulated the above-mentioned adjustment and deployment plan. Israeli security officials said that according to the new plan, the Israeli army will withdraw closer to the Lebanese-Israeli border, and the depth of the area it controls in southern Lebanon will be reduced from the current approximately 10 kilometers to 3 to 4 kilometers. The new deployment line is called the "grey line" and will replace the current "yellow line." Sources say the plan still needs approval from the Israeli government. According to the plan, the Israeli army will build a new military stronghold in the reduced "safe zone" and use it as a basis to take military operations to protect the residential areas in the north. In addition, the Israeli army is preparing for a possible tightening of the situation on the northern front and guarding against possible responses from Lebanese Hezbollah and Iran. (CCTV News)