Zionist media’s reaction to the presence of “Amir Abdullahian” at the border strip – Mehr news agency Iran and world’s news
According to Mehr news agency, citing Al-Mayadin, the Hebrew-language media, referring to the visit of Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian to Lebanon and his presence at the common borders with the occupied territories, reported that the purpose of this action of the Iranian Foreign Minister was to put pressure on the Zionists in It is the shadow of regional developments.
The Zionist site i24 also reported: The action of the Iranian Foreign Minister and his presence at the common border between Israel and Lebanon is a targeted move with political and military messages.
This site further wrote: Iran’s foreign minister not only visited this border area but also took various photos in this area. This action is a reaction to the presence of Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen near the common border between Turkmenistan and Iran.
On Friday, during his trip to Beirut, the capital of Lebanon, Hossein Amir Abdullahian visited the south of this country and the Lebanese border with occupied Palestine.
During this trip, Amir Abdollahian met with Seyed Hassan Nasrallah, Secretary General of Hezbollah in Lebanon, and discussed and exchanged opinions about the most important issues of the resistance axis, political challenges in Lebanon and the region.
During this important meeting, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of our country, in the presence of the Secretary General of the Lebanese Resistance, explained the recent developments in the West Asian region, discussed the last details of the executive clauses of the recent agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia, and discussed the positive effects of this reconciliation at the regional level in the meeting with Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah reported.
Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah also described the critical situation in occupied Palestine, and considered the internal divisions and growing factions in the Zionist regime as examples of the weakening of this regime.