WANA (Dec 02) – Iran’s Ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, has returned to Beirut two months after sustaining injuries in a pager explosion in the country. Amani resumes his role as head of the Iranian mission in Lebanon.

 

Upon his arrival, Amani was warmly welcomed by officials from Hezbollah, the Amal Movement, Palestinian groups, Iranian institutions, and Raouf Sheibani, the special envoy of Iran’s Foreign Minister for West Asia.

Simultaneous Pager Explosions in Beirut; Hezbollah Blames Israel

WANA (Sep 17) – Around 3:30 PM today, several pagers belonging to employees of various Hezbollah units and institutions in Beirut exploded simultaneously. These explosions believed to be the result of a cyber and terrorist attack, have raised significant concerns.   In its second statement, Hezbollah strongly blamed Israel for the attacks, declaring: “We hold […]

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During Amani’s absence, Sheibani temporarily assumed responsibilities at the embassy, managing interactions and consultations with Lebanese authorities and groups.

 

Amani was injured in late September during a bombing incident in Lebanon, reportedly carried out by the Israeli regime. He suffered injuries to his hand and eye and was transferred to Tehran for medical treatment.

 

The bombing was part of a series of terrorist acts attributed to Israel aimed at destabilizing Lebanon during that period.

From Infected Blankets of Native Americans to Infected Pagers in Lebanon!

WANA (Sep 20) – There is a well-known event in the history of science that took place in 1736 AD, after the discovery of the Americas. European and Spanish settlers, in an effort to conquer new lands, waged a major war against the indigenous Native Americans. Despite numerous battles and much bloodshed, the settlers were […]

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