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The Lebanese army on Monday dismantled all existing marks of violations set up by Israeli troops during their July-August war on Lebanon, the country's National News Agency reported.
According to the report, the army troops removed the pipes and put up sand barricades on the Lebanese side of the "Blue Line" amid heavy Israeli patrols along the border fence.
The troops erected a barbed wire fence in the southern border town of Khiam and isolated vast areas of Lebanese territory from the fence that separates south Lebanon from northern Israel, added the report.
The removal operation was undertaken amid a state of alert among the Israeli forces positioned along the borders with Lebanon.
Last week, the army dismantled drainage pipes installed by the Israeli military between the southern towns of Kfar Kila and Adeisseh.
Editor: Yan
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