Hossein Amir-Abdollahian, the Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, in a phone conversation with Joseph Aoun, the President of Lebanon, discussed Iran's diplomatic movements and efforts, emphasizing the need to end the occupation of Southern Lebanon and stop the attacks by the Zionist regime.
Recent Developments in Lebanon
This conversation took place following an increase in tensions and repeated attacks by the Zionist regime on various regions of Lebanon. The Iranian Foreign Minister, referring to Iran's support for Lebanon, emphasized the necessity of solidarity among regional countries to confront aggressive actions. Amir-Abdollahian also mentioned the cooperation between the two countries aimed at strengthening regional security and stability.
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Consequences of the Zionist Regime's Aggressions
Recent attacks by the Zionist regime on Lebanon, especially in border areas, have raised serious concerns among the Lebanese people and neighboring countries. In this conversation, the Iranian Foreign Minister expressed sympathy for the people of Lebanon and emphasized the importance of international support for this country and the urgent need to stop aggressions. He stressed that Iran will always stand by Lebanon and defend the rights of nations.
Amir-Abdollahian also referred to military and security cooperation between the two countries and stated that this cooperation could help in more effectively confronting external threats. The President of Lebanon also emphasized the importance of support from Iran and other countries against common threats and called for increased cooperation in various fields during this conversation.
At the end of this conversation, the Iranian Foreign Minister reiterated the ongoing diplomatic efforts of the Islamic Republic of Iran to assist in the stability and security of Lebanon and the region, expressing hope that with the cooperation of all countries in the region, sustainable peace and security could be achieved.
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