What has Lebanon implemented of the decision to ban the military wing of the “party”?

The recent interception of a shipment of explosives in the Dhahr al-Baydar area of eastern Lebanon—which the party acknowledged belonged to it and was to be used in a confrontation with Israel—has revived discussion of what has been implemented from the Lebanese government’s well-known decision last year to ban the military and security activities of “Hezbollah…”
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