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Iran: Lebanese Army Should Be Reinforced to Counter Terror Threat
October 18, 2014 - 18:59
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Lebanon is in the front line of resistance against the Israeli regime and it is necessary to reinforce the Lebanese army to counter threats from Tel Aviv and terrorist groups, said Iran’s defense minister.
“Resistance movement does not belong to a certain group or religious sect, cooperation between the Lebanese army and resistance movement, backed by the people of Lebanon, has increased the power of Lebanon in countering the Zionist regime’s aggressions and terrorist groups’ moves," said Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan after a meeting with his Lebanese counterpart Samir Moqbel.
The Iranian defense minister also pointed to the Lebanese and Palestinian people’s defense against Israeli and described unity and resistance as the best way to maintain territorial sovereignty and pave the way for the establishment of sustainable stability and security.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has always supported the security and independence of Lebanon, and is ready to expand bilateral cooperation with the country, said Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to supply the Lebanese army with necessary equipment and share its experience in countering terrorist and Takfiri groups, with the aim of strengthening the national authority and security of Lebanon.”
The Lebanese defense minister for his part emphasized the need for the expansion of ties between Tehran and Beirut, particularly in the field of defense.
He also pointed to defense cooperation between Iran and Lebanon, underscoring that equipping the Lebanese army with modern weaponry will boost its capability in the battle against terrorist groups and maintain the country’s peace and security.
Heading a high-ranking military delegation, Lebanon’s Defense Minister arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on Saturday.
The visit came at the invitation of the Iranian Defense Minister.
During his stay, Moqbel is scheduled to sit down with senior Iranian authorities to discuss the expansion of Tehran-Beirut defense ties as well as other bilateral, regional and international issues.
The Lebanese defense minister will also visit Iran’s defense achievements.
Iran Ready to Help Lebanon Promote Security: Official
October 19, 2014 - 17:27
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani voiced Tehran’s preparedness to provide military equipment for Lebanon and to convey its experiences to boost security in the Arab country and the region.
“Besides its preparedness to offer weapons to the Lebanese army, the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to convey its experiences for upgrading security in Lebanon and the region and for countering terrorism,” Shamkhani said on Sunday.
He made the comments in a meeting with visiting Lebanese defense Minister Samir Moqbel in Tehran.
The Iranian official reiterated that Iran will give its all-out supports for the “genuine” Lebanese groups and streams.
“Backing the nation, army and the (anti-Israeli) resistance in Lebanon will remain on the agenda of Iran,” Shamkhani added.
Moqbel, for his part, underlined that the assistance provided by Iran, as a “friend country”, will be of great significance since Lebanon is undergoing “special conditions” at the present.
He noted that equipping the Lebanese armed forces with the modern weapons will boost their operational power in the face of the Takfiri terrorist groups.
In a separate meeting with Moqbel on Saturday, Iran’s Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan also pledged assistance to the Arab nation.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to supply the Lebanese army with necessary equipment and share its experience in countering terrorist and Takfiri groups, with the aim of strengthening the national authority and security of Lebanon,” Dehqan announced.
Heading a high-ranking military delegation, Lebanon’s Defense Minister arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on Saturday.
The visit came at the invitation of the Iranian defense minister.
October 18, 2014 - 18:59
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Lebanon is in the front line of resistance against the Israeli regime and it is necessary to reinforce the Lebanese army to counter threats from Tel Aviv and terrorist groups, said Iran’s defense minister.

“Resistance movement does not belong to a certain group or religious sect, cooperation between the Lebanese army and resistance movement, backed by the people of Lebanon, has increased the power of Lebanon in countering the Zionist regime’s aggressions and terrorist groups’ moves," said Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan after a meeting with his Lebanese counterpart Samir Moqbel.
The Iranian defense minister also pointed to the Lebanese and Palestinian people’s defense against Israeli and described unity and resistance as the best way to maintain territorial sovereignty and pave the way for the establishment of sustainable stability and security.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has always supported the security and independence of Lebanon, and is ready to expand bilateral cooperation with the country, said Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to supply the Lebanese army with necessary equipment and share its experience in countering terrorist and Takfiri groups, with the aim of strengthening the national authority and security of Lebanon.”
The Lebanese defense minister for his part emphasized the need for the expansion of ties between Tehran and Beirut, particularly in the field of defense.
He also pointed to defense cooperation between Iran and Lebanon, underscoring that equipping the Lebanese army with modern weaponry will boost its capability in the battle against terrorist groups and maintain the country’s peace and security.
Heading a high-ranking military delegation, Lebanon’s Defense Minister arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on Saturday.
The visit came at the invitation of the Iranian Defense Minister.
During his stay, Moqbel is scheduled to sit down with senior Iranian authorities to discuss the expansion of Tehran-Beirut defense ties as well as other bilateral, regional and international issues.
The Lebanese defense minister will also visit Iran’s defense achievements.
Iran Ready to Help Lebanon Promote Security: Official
October 19, 2014 - 17:27
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) Ali Shamkhani voiced Tehran’s preparedness to provide military equipment for Lebanon and to convey its experiences to boost security in the Arab country and the region.
“Besides its preparedness to offer weapons to the Lebanese army, the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to convey its experiences for upgrading security in Lebanon and the region and for countering terrorism,” Shamkhani said on Sunday.
He made the comments in a meeting with visiting Lebanese defense Minister Samir Moqbel in Tehran.
The Iranian official reiterated that Iran will give its all-out supports for the “genuine” Lebanese groups and streams.
“Backing the nation, army and the (anti-Israeli) resistance in Lebanon will remain on the agenda of Iran,” Shamkhani added.
Moqbel, for his part, underlined that the assistance provided by Iran, as a “friend country”, will be of great significance since Lebanon is undergoing “special conditions” at the present.
He noted that equipping the Lebanese armed forces with the modern weapons will boost their operational power in the face of the Takfiri terrorist groups.
In a separate meeting with Moqbel on Saturday, Iran’s Defense Minister Brigadier General Hossein Dehqan also pledged assistance to the Arab nation.
“The Islamic Republic of Iran is ready to supply the Lebanese army with necessary equipment and share its experience in countering terrorist and Takfiri groups, with the aim of strengthening the national authority and security of Lebanon,” Dehqan announced.
Heading a high-ranking military delegation, Lebanon’s Defense Minister arrived in the Iranian capital, Tehran, on Saturday.
The visit came at the invitation of the Iranian defense minister.



