Iran’s ambassador was also among those injured in the Israeli pager attack in Beirut, the capital of Lebanon. He suffered serious injuries to his eyes and hands in the pager attack. Some of his photographs were recently revealed in which he is seen with an injured eye.
Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, has now spoken openly about this attack. He said during an interview that the pager in which the explosion occurred. It was bought by Hezbollah.
Amani, giving a step by step description of the entire incident, said that before the explosion a message had appeared on the pager saying that there is an important message for you and as soon as I pressed the button When reading that message , it was wonderful.
Emphasizing the need for these pagers for Hezbollah, he said that by putting Lebanon in the hot seat, he said that Lebanon is not a very strong nation. It does not have a President and the Prime Minister is also temporary. Due to this instability in the country, Hezbollah needs pagers so that its people can be warned of Israeli airstrikes.
Amani also said that since the pager explosions in Lebanon, Hezbollah has not been using pagers and members of the organization have been warning by firing into the air.
Amani was seen with the Iranian Foreign Minister
Mojtaba Amani recently met with Iran’s Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi. In the images of this meeting, Amani is seen with an injured eye and a bandaged hand. During this time, news came from the Iranian media that Amani is ready to return to service again.
Let us tell you that in September this year there were a series of pager explosions in Lebanon. More than 3,000 people were injured and about 40 killed in the explosions of pagers used by Hezbollah to communicate. The wounded also included Hezbollah fighters and health workers. The Iranian ambassador, Mojtaba Amani, was also wounded in this attack.
Netanyahu had approved attacks on pagers
Netanyahu had confirmed that he had approved the pager attack on the bases of the Lebanese terrorist group Hezbollah in September, in which some 40 terrorists were killed and more than 3,000 injured. Netanyahu’s spokesman Omar Dostri told the AFP news agency: “Netanyahu confirmed on Sunday that he had given the green light to the pager operation in Lebanon.”
