Beirut [Lebanon], September 7: Lebanon's army has presented a plan to the government's cabinet to disarm Hezbollah, saying the military will begin executing it, as some ministers staged a walkout before the session began.
On Friday, Lebanon's cabinet met for three hours, which included the plan's presentation by army commander Rodolphe Haykal. The plan did not set a timeframe for implementation and cautioned that the army had limited capabilities. Lebanese Information Minister Paul Morcos told reporters after the session that the government welcomed the plan, but stopped short of saying the cabinet had formally passed it.
Source: Qatar Tribune
