In response to the Lebanese President's claims against Iran, the Foreign Ministry spokesman wrote in an implicit message: "He sells what stands next to him and buys what stands in front of him."
According to Ashura News, quoted by Mehr News Agency, Ismail Beqaei, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, wrote on a social network in Arabic on Saturday, June 6, confirming the Foreign Minister's reaction to the statements and claims of the Lebanese President: "He sells the one who stands next to him and buys the one who stands in front of him. He abandons the one who supported him and supports the one who put him in a tight spot!"
In an interview with CNN, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun claimed that Iran is using Lebanon as leverage to pressure negotiations with the United States. In response to this accusation by the Lebanese President, our country’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi reminded us today on the X channel: According to Mr. Aoun’s statements, it is apparently Iran that has occupied one-fifth of Lebanon’s territory, displaced one-quarter of the Lebanese, and bombed his country daily. If Lebanon were a bargaining chip for Iran, we would have reached an agreement long ago. Save Lebanon from its real enemy, Mr. President!
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