Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun said Iran was not allowed to interfere in his country’s internal affairs, accusing Tehran of “destroying the country for
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Lebanon’s President Joseph Aoun said Iran was not allowed to interfere in his country’s internal affairs, accusing Tehran of “destroying the country for the sake of your own interests.”
“Other countries are trying to help us, but you are not trying to help us. You are destroying the country for the sake of your own interests,” Aoun said in an interview with CNN.
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