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Representative of Supreme Leader Khamenei in Qazvin: We need to sell our oil... and Lebanon needs it

Aug 27, 2021, 15:53 GMT+1

Abd al-Karim Abedini, the representative of the Iranian guide in the city of Qazvin, pointed out that Iran sent fuel to Lebanon, and said: We need to sell the country's oil, and Lebanon also needs these resources. Ships coming from Iran are considered part of Lebanese territory and no one has the right to attack them.

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