Khamenei said:
“It is very fitting to mark the second anniversary of the martyrdom of the heroic Arab leader and great symbol of the Resistance Front, the great martyr Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah — a man who held immense love for his nation and his school of thought, and whose sincere, eloquent speeches and courageous actions strengthened the hearts of his people, and indeed the hearts of free peoples around the world.
He was a man who elevated the name of Lebanon — this small country that for many years had been a stronghold for certain powers — to the highest ranks.
He was a man for whom victory and triumph were constant companions, and there is no doubt that throughout the history of the Levant up to the present day, after the prophets and their successors, no man of such greatness has appeared on that ancient land.”
Lebanon and the Eastern Mediterranean Basin are affected by a low-pressure system centered southwest of Turkey, accompanied by relatively cold air masses, leading to a drop in temperatures, active winds, occasionally heavy rainfall, thunderstorms with the possibility of hail. Its influence will continue until noon on Sunday, after which weather will gradually stabilize.
Lebanese authorities have seized around 200 kilograms of C-4 explosives smuggled across the Syrian border into the Bekaa Valley, according to information obtained by Al Jadeed.
Unstable autumn weather prevails over Lebanon and the Eastern Mediterranean Basin with temperatures within their seasonal averages and scattered rainfall occurring at times, until Tuesday morning when conditions return to stability, and the region is expected to be affected starting from dawn on Thursday by a low-pressure system currently centered west of Turkey, which is gradually approaching, accompanied by relatively cold air masses and bringing heavy rainfall at times, active winds, and thunderstorms. Its influence will continue until the end of next week.