Beirut: Iran's Ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, has described the Lebanese martyrs as victims of the brutality of the Zionist regime. Amani visited the martyrdom site of the late Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah on Tuesday, where he reiterated his condemnation of the violence perpetrated by the Zionist regime. According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Amani stated, "The dear martyrs who lost their lives in Lebanon were victims of the brutality of the Zionist regime. In Palestine, especially in Gaza, we are witnessing the same tragic fate for many." The ambassador highlighted his motivation for resuming his diplomatic mission, driven by a strong sense of duty, and recounted his initial meeting with Iran's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Araghchi. He shared that he was encouraged to return to his responsibilities after recovering from injuries, emphasizing that he considered it his duty rather than an extraordinary action. Amani further expressed a personal sense of responsibility fo r being absent from his mission due to medical conditions. He had sustained injuries to his hands, eyes, and face, which have since largely healed, enabling him to resume his duties. He expressed hope to advance the interests of the Iranian nation, the Islamic Republic, and oppressed people worldwide. The Iranian envoy, who was among those injured in pager explosions by Israel across Lebanon on September 17, was transferred to Tehran for treatment. Reflecting on the incident, Amani remarked that the acknowledgment by Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of the terrorist operation amounted to an admission of a war crime.