The newly appointed secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council stated that 'Lebanon is our life' and warned that there will be 'no tolerance for crossing the red lines of the Islamic Republic,' according to a report on his remarks.
Iran's newly appointed secretary of the Supreme National Security Council (the successor to Ali Larijani in that role) issued a forceful statement Thursday evening, asserting that 'Lebanon is our life' and warning of zero tolerance for any violation of the Islamic Republic's red lines, according to a report by journalist Yinon Shalom.
The remarks, posted shortly after 20:46 Jerusalem time, represent the latest in a series of escalating Iranian warnings over the past week. As The Zioneer reported at 20:41, Mohammad Bagher Zolghadr — the previous secretary — had made a similar statement about regional security chains and defense. Thursday's comment from Larijani's replacement appears to reinforce that message under new leadership, though no specific trigger or deadline was cited in the available report.
The threat follows weeks of heightened tensions on Israel's northern front and comes as Iran continues to assert its commitment to Lebanon's security. The statement did not specify which actions would constitute crossing red lines, nor did it outline a concrete response. The report is based on a single source and remains unverified by independent outlets at this time.
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