Iran consulted on Lebanon ceasefire, hopes it will become permanent
Lisbon, Nov 27 (EFE).- Iranian foreign minister Abbas Araqchi said Wednesday that Iran was consulted by different parties on the ceasefire in Lebanon and that they tried to help Hezbollah and the Lebanese government achieve a cessation of hostilities that he hopes will be followed by a “permanent” truce.
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