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No armed groups allowed in Lebanon, president tells Hezbollah's ally Iran
No group in Lebanon is permitted to bear arms or rely on foreign backing, its president told a visiting senior Iranian official on Wednesday after the cabinet approved the goals of a U.S.-backed roadmap to disarm the Iran-aligned Hezbollah group.
Lebanon president tells Iran security chief he 'rejects all interference'
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun told Iran's visiting security chief on Wednesday that he rejected any interference in the country's internal affairs, branding as "unconstructive" Iran's statements on plans to disarm Hezbollah.
In this photo, released by the Lebanese Presidency press office, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, right, shakes hands with ...
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Iran has no intention of interfering in Lebanon’s domestic affairs, Secretary of the Supreme National ...
Larijani affirmed Iran’s readiness to help Lebanon in the reconstruction project, conveying Tehran’s invitation for President ...
Ali Larijani arrives in Lebanon from Iraq for one-day official visit, pledges support for Lebanon’s national interests - ...
Ali Larijani's first foreign visit to Iraq and Lebanon as top security official reflects Tehran's urgency to restore a ...
The government's decision to disarm militant groups in Lebanon, including Hezbollah, has drawn both domestic support and ...
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Iran’s security chief vows continued ‘support’ for Lebanon
In Lebanon, Larijani is scheduled to meet president Joseph Aoun and prime minister Nawaf Salam, as well as parliament speaker Nabih Berri, who is close to Hezbollah. Iran has suffered a series of ...
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanon slams what it calls “flagrant and unacceptable interference” by Iran after an adviser to the Islamic Republic’s supreme leader, Ali Khamenei, expressed opposition to the ...
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