Iran FM urges President Aoun to save country from 'real foe'
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi urged on Saturday Lebanese president Joseph Aoun, who had criticized Tehran for interfering in Lebanon, to save his country from its "real foe".
"Based on Mr. Aoun's comments, one would think it's Iran that has occupied 1/5 of Lebanon, displaced 1/4 of Lebanese and bombing his country on daily basis... Save Lebanon from your real foe, Mr. President," Araghchi wrote on X.
06 June 2026, 15:26
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Agree, now President Aoun and the Government of the Republic should aim for an almost immediate agreement with Israel. By the way what has happened with the Iranian Ambassador who was "expelled" months ago?
07 June 2026, 03:37
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Mohammad Reza Sheibani never presented his credentials to President Aoun before the Lebanese Foreign Ministry declared Sheibani persona non grata and ordered him out of the country. He is staying inside the Iranian embassy which is granted inviolability under the "Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations" and it operates under special protections that make it legally distinct from the surroundings. Think Manuel Noriega at the Vatican Embassy in Panama, Julian Assange at the Ecuadorian Embassy in London or during World War II, when several neutral diplomats used their sovereign embassy grounds and diplomatic immunity to hide, document, and save thousands of Jewish refugees from persecution.
07 June 2026, 16:43
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Iranians are bold motherfuckers who think they can continue to bully the Lebanese. those days are over and once this is all said and done, that Iranian embassy will no longer exist in Lebanon. One way, or another way. Kiss emak sharmouta!!
06 June 2026, 19:35
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Kiss emek sharmoutha!!! Get of Lebanon and take that bastard with you, you Iranian Puppet!!!
07 June 2026, 03:08
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Did you even understand where Dr Saleh is telling Naim Qassem and Iranians to go? Anyone who is truly Lebanese, as you claim to be, would. And anyone who is truly Lebanese would also know were Dr Saleh stands politically and wouldn't be making the error you made here. Also it's "emak" in the Levantine Lebanese ascent; "emek" is in the Palestinian Levantine ascent and is what someone who learned arabic in Israel or Palestine pronounces the arabic word for mother. And the Lebanese arabic word for prostitute has no "tha" sound at the end of it, a simple "ta" will do.
