Lebanese army pulls back from southern village after nearby Israeli advance

The Lebanese army announced its withdrawal from a village in the south. The decision came after Israeli forces advanced nearby. The village had been a point of tension along the border. Lebanese officials said the pullout was a precautionary measure. Israeli troops were reported to be moving closer to the area. The withdrawal may affect the security dynamics of the region. Both sides have called for restraint to avoid escalation. International observers will monitor the situation for further developments.