Lebanese authorities continue implementing a government ban on Hezbollah military activities through army and security force seizures of weapons and explosives, including a recent 780-kilogram shipment acknowledged by a Hezbollah lawmaker. This occurs under a US-brokered trilateral framework linking Hezbollah disarmament to phased Israeli withdrawal from southern Lebanon, with reconstruction aid from the US, Gulf states, and Europe conditioned on state monopoly over arms. Hezbollah rejects disarmament while Israeli forces remain in Lebanese territory and has explored limited compromises via third parties. International actors including US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and EU High Representative Kaja Kallas have pressed for accountability and timeline adherence, while stalled Rome talks highlight sequencing disputes. Lebanese army plans involve phased operations with uncertain deadlines extending into late 2026, amid risks of further escalation before Israeli elections.