Iran Press/Middle East: Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah Resistance Movement, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah delivered a speech on the 4th martyrdom anniversary of senior Hezbollah commander Mustafa Bedreddine (Zoulfikar) who martyred in Syria on Wednesday and called Israeli war minister Naftali Bennett as an idiot for his remarks which said that Iran will withdraw from Syria by the end of 2020.
Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah marking the character of Martyr Mustafa Badreddine and other Hezbollah's martyrs said that The reason behind the war in Syria was not related to the government in Damascus but rather it was because Syria was out of the US control.
Secretary-General of the Lebanese Hezbollah Resistance Movement addressed all those who cast doubt on the outcome of the Syrian War and said: "Syria has emerged victorious in this universal war and as the result, hegemonic powers continue to exert political pressure, psychological war and impose sanctions on Syria following the military victory.
Sayyed Nasrallah rejected reports on the conflict between Russia and Iran over Syria and said: "This is part of the psychological warfare against Syria and its allies, What Iran wants is to support and defend Syria, it doesn’t want to clash with any side".
"‘Israel’ is alarmed about Syria because Israeli officials believe that Syria poses a threat to the Zionist entity," Secretary-General of Hezbollah said and added that: "‘Israel’ put a fake goal for Syria since there have been no troops in Syria but rather there have been military advisers who train forces and coordinate Tehran’s support to Damascus".
Seyyed Hassan Nasrallah calls for restoring ties with Syria saying that Syria is our gate for other Arab countries.
He said the financial and economic situation is the number one concern for the Lebanese people and calls upon Lebanese to strictly abide by measures aimed at confronting coronavirus.
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