The Residence of the Iranian Ambassador Ends Monday... and Lebanon Maintains Its Position: Undesired and Has to Leave.
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Lebanese Foreign Minister Youssef Rajji stated that the continued presence of Iran's ambassador to Beirut, who was declared "persona non grata" in March, contradicts the principles of sovereignty.
Lebanon's Foreign Minister stated that the continued presence of the Iranian ambassador in Beirut constitutes a violation of sovereignty. He emphasized that the Tehran administration must abide by diplomatic rules and cease interfering in Lebanon's internal affairs.
Beirut - Arab Jerusalem: This Monday, 24 August, the residency authority of Ambassador Mohammad Reza Shebani of Iran expires at a time when the Lebanese authorities have not agreed to accept his credentials since last March. The issue is expected to raise a new political dispute in Beirut, after the Shia couple had rejected the Lebanese foreign request to consider Ambassador Shebani as undesirable, [...]
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