U.S. envoy Morgan Ortagus is expected to push Lebanon’s military leadership to accelerate efforts to disarm Hezbollah forces positioned north and south of the Litani River during her visit to the country this weekend, according to media reports on Friday. Agenda of the VisitLebanese daily Al-Binaa reported that Ortagus will arrive on Saturday and will not meet with political figures or government leaders. The meeting is scheduled for Sunday in the southern Lebanese town of Naqoura, where Ortagus will review the Lebanese Army’s disarmament plan. The aid package is part of U.S. efforts to bolster the army’s ability to enforce a fragile ceasefire agreement with Israel and to limit Hezbollah’s military presence in southern Lebanon. What This MeansWhile Ortagus’ trip avoids Lebanon’s fractious political leadership, her direct engagement with the ceasefire monitoring committee highlights Washington’s intent to keep pressure on Beirut’s military command.