Hamas has confirmed the conclusion of an agreement on its disarmament in the Gaza Strip, a key component of the second phase of the ceasefire deal.
The confirmation comes as diplomatic efforts intensify to implement a lasting truce after more than nine months of conflict.
The development follows weeks of negotiations in Egypt aimed at securing the terms of the second phase.
US President Donald Trump previously announced that an agreement had been reached on the disarmament, signaling high-level diplomatic backing for the process.
The confirmation by Hamas itself adds weight to the prospect of implementation, though details on the timeline and verification mechanisms remain to be fully disclosed.
This move coincides with broader regional de-escalation efforts.