Beirut-Sana
Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah stressed that matters will escalate if the Lebanese state does not take its maritime rights during negotiations under the auspices of the American mediator, whether the nuclear agreement between Iran and the West is signed or not.
Nasrallah made it clear in a speech during the ceremony of laying the foundation stone for the resistant tourist attraction of Janta today that the nuclear agreement has nothing to do with the path of border demarcation and Lebanon's rights, indicating that the eye in Lebanon should be on the Karish field and the maritime borders because the American mediator is still wasting time, which has become tight.
Commenting on some linking the maritime negotiations file to the nuclear agreement file, Sayyed Nasrallah said: “Whether the nuclear agreement is signed or not. If the Lebanese state is presented with what it demands, we are going to calm, but if Lebanon does not get its rights, we are going to escalate.”
Regarding the internal Lebanese affairs, Sayyed Nasrallah stressed the importance of continuing efforts to form an effective government with full powers.
Regarding the selection of Janta village to set up a tourist attraction, Nasrallah explained that Hezbollah laid the foundation stone for this landmark in the first camp established by the Iranian Revolutionary Guards in Lebanon to train fighters from Hezbollah in 1982, pointing out that a military course for the fighters was graduated at the site with the aim of confronting the invasion of the Israeli enemy. at that time.
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