Iran says Lebanon is integral part of peace deal with US
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At a glance
- Iran stated that Lebanon is a key component of a peace agreement with the United States.
- The foreign ministry spokesperson confirmed the draft memorandum mentions Lebanon three times, calling for an end to hostilities and respect for its sovereignty.
- Diplomatic visits to regional countries are planned before the agreement's signing on Friday in Geneva.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesperson, Esmaeil Baghaei, announced on Monday that Lebanon is an integral part of an agreement to end the war with the United States. He stated that the draft memorandum explicitly mentions Lebanon three times, emphasizing the need for a cessation of conflict on all fronts and respect for its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
Baghaei also indicated that diplomatic engagements in regional countries are scheduled as part of Tehran's agenda prior to the agreement's signing, which is slated for Friday in Geneva, Switzerland. A final decision regarding the procedure for signing the memorandum of understanding is expected to be made imminently, with its outcomes to be officially communicated.
Lebanon is an integral part of the agreement to end the war with the US, Iranโs foreign ministry spokesperson said on Monday, adding that the draft memorandum mentions Lebanon thrice, calling for an end to the war on all fronts and for respect for its sovereignty and territorial integrity.
This developing story highlights Iran's active role in mediating regional conflicts and its assertion of Lebanon's significance within broader peace initiatives.
Regarding the manner and mechanism of signing the memorandum of understanding, a final decision will be made today and tomorrow, and its results will be officially announced.
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