Mass return to southern Lebanon following US-Iran agreement

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Thousands of Lebanese civilians are returning to southern Lebanon following a U.S.-Iran agreement that appears to have reduced regional tensions. The agreement, negotiated between Washington and Tehran, has created conditions for displaced residents to move back to areas near the Israeli border that were largely emptied during months of escalating conflict. The return marks a significant shift in the region's security situation, though the long-term stability of the arrangement remains uncertain.