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UN Humanitarian Update: UN spokesman Stéphane Dujarric says about 330,000 people remain displaced across Lebanon as renewed fighting in the south keeps humanitarian access tight, especially south of the Litani River. He adds that around 820,000 people have returned in recent months, with most of the South Governorate back home, but aid delivery and service restoration are still delayed by insecurity and damaged infrastructure. UNIFIL Mandate Fight: With UNIFIL’s mandate set to end this year, the UN Security Council is weighing what comes next; the U.S. and Israel oppose extending UNIFIL, arguing it failed to stop Hezbollah’s military build-up, while a new, narrower presence tied to the Lebanon-Israel framework is being discussed. Southern Lebanon Firepower: UNIFIL also reports 1,030 projectile launches in southern Lebanon from Aug. 21–27 (about 147 per day), warning the situation remains fragile and civilian harm continues. Israel-Lebanon Talks: Israel told the U.S. its “pilot zones” plan in southern Lebanon has failed, according to an Israeli security source.

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