Lebanon & Eskandar Momeni

Lebanon: Lebanon>>> is a secondary front in the conflict, with Israel>>> and Hezbollah>>> engaged in fighting. Its inclusion in any peace deal is a demand from Iran>>> and a point of concern for Israel>>>.

Eskandar Momeni: Eskandar Momeni, the Iranian Interior Minister, held productive meetings with Field Marshal Asim Munir during his visit to Tehran.

Lebanon: Hezbollah attacks on Israel; over 4,000 killed; President Aoun to present disarmament plan to Trump.

Eskandar Momeni: Iranian Interior Minister; visited Pakistan to request mediation.

Lebanon: Lebanon>>> is experiencing a parallel war involving Israel>>> and Hezbollah>>>, which Iran>>> insists must be included in any regional peace agreement.

Eskandar Momeni: As Iran>>>'s Interior Minister, Eskandar Momeni>>> held talks with Mohsin Naqvi>>>, contributing to the diplomatic exchanges aimed at ending the conflict.

Lebanon: Lebanese and Israeli delegations met in Rome for talks. The country's truce with Israel is fragile and could collapse if US-Iran war escalates.

Eskandar Momeni: Iranian Interior Minister Momeni visited Pakistan for mediation talks but no breakthrough was achieved.

Lebanon: Lebanon is directly affected by the Israeli airstrikes in Beirut's southern suburbs, resulting in casualties and damage. The country is caught in the conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, with its capital being attacked despite ceasefire efforts, leading to significant displacement and economic strain.

Eskandar Momeni: Eskandar Momeni, Iran's Interior Minister, met with Pakistan's Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi as part of the ongoing diplomatic efforts.

Lebanon: Lebanon is involved through Hezbollah's attacks on Israel and US-backed talks with Israel. The conflict affects its stability.

Eskandar Momeni: Momeni visited Pakistan for exploratory talks on resuming US-Iran negotiations. He is Iran's interior minister and close to the IRGC.

Eskandar Momeni: Eskandar Momeni, Iran's interior minister, received Mohsin Naqvi during his visit to Tehran.