Beirut: The ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran to Lebanon has returned to Beirut to resume his diplomatic mission after recovering from injuries sustained in a pager explosion in the country. Mojtaba Amani was greeted by officials from Hezbollah, the Amal Movement, Palestinian groups, and Iranians, as well as Rauf Sheibani, the Iranian Foreign Minister's Special Representative for West Asian Affairs, upon his arrival. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Sheibani had been stationed at the Iranian embassy in Lebanon for the past two months. He was responsible for maintaining interactions and consultations with Lebanese officials and various groups during Amani's absence. Amani was among several individuals injured in pager explosions attributed to Israel across Lebanon on September 17, which led to his transfer to Tehran for medical treatment. Amani previously commented on the pager blasts in Lebanon, stating that Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's admission of responsibility for the o peration indicated his acknowledgment of a war crime.
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