During his visit to Lebanon, Ali Bagheri-Kani, the acting Foreign Minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, emphasized the importance of Muslim countries in the region developing a unified strategy to counter Israeli aggression and protect the Palestinian people. He engaged in talks with Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Bu Habib, highlighting Hezbollah’s role in regional stability and peace. As reported by Iranian state media, discussions will focus on jointly confronting the Zionists.
Bagheri-Kani’s trip to Damascus will follow his visit to Beirut, where he will meet with Lebanese and Syrian officials as well as representatives of the resistance. The discussions will center on shared challenges in the Middle East and how to address them together.
Iran’s powerful satellite, Hezbollah, operates in Lebanon and is currently engaged in fighting against Israel. Bagheri-Kani described Hezbollah as an anchor of regional stability and peace, highlighting its critical role in preventing conflict from escalating into a full-scale war.
Overall, Bagheri-Kani’s visit to Lebanon and subsequent trip to Damascus underscore Iran’s commitment to regional cooperation and addressing shared challenges in the Middle East.
