NEW YORK - SABA: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi conveyed a letter to the Secretary-General of Hezbollah, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, offering condolences for the passing of the esteemed jihadist leader Ibrahim Aqeel and several of his mujahideen colleagues.
Araqchi emphasized, as reported by Tasnim International News Agency on Saturday, that he has to represent the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples at the United Nations General Assembly against the offenses of the Zionist entity, "which has been perpetrating the most egregious acts of terrorism and genocide in its latest assaults."
He added that the Zionist enemy "has proven once again that it does not abide by any moral or legal standards, and seeks to achieve its evil goals even if it costs endangering the security of the region and the world."
Araqchi stressed that the struggle and resistance until the liberation of the Palestinian people from occupation will continue more strongly. "This is thanks to the sacrifices of the mujahideen of the Resistance Front in Palestine and Lebanon, and throughout the region," he said.
Dozens of martyrs rose in the Zionist aggression on the southern suburbs of Beirut, on Friday, including a group of mujahideen of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon.
Before that, the Zionist enemy launched an electronic aggression against Lebanon by blowing up radio communication devices, last Tuesday and Wednesday, which led to the rise of dozens of martyrs and the injury of about three thousand people.
Araqchi emphasized, as reported by Tasnim International News Agency on Saturday, that he has to represent the Palestinian and Lebanese peoples at the United Nations General Assembly against the offenses of the Zionist entity, "which has been perpetrating the most egregious acts of terrorism and genocide in its latest assaults."
He added that the Zionist enemy "has proven once again that it does not abide by any moral or legal standards, and seeks to achieve its evil goals even if it costs endangering the security of the region and the world."
Araqchi stressed that the struggle and resistance until the liberation of the Palestinian people from occupation will continue more strongly. "This is thanks to the sacrifices of the mujahideen of the Resistance Front in Palestine and Lebanon, and throughout the region," he said.
Dozens of martyrs rose in the Zionist aggression on the southern suburbs of Beirut, on Friday, including a group of mujahideen of the Islamic resistance in Lebanon.
Before that, the Zionist enemy launched an electronic aggression against Lebanon by blowing up radio communication devices, last Tuesday and Wednesday, which led to the rise of dozens of martyrs and the injury of about three thousand people.