NCRI- A visit by the Iranian regime’s ambassador to the Lebanese northern city of Tripoli was cut short Sunday after phone messages urged residents to protest against “those who take part in Syria’s bloodshed.”
During the day a phone message began circulating asking residents to reject the Iranian regime delegation’s visit to their city When officials got word of a planned protest they cut the visit short. The delegation headed by Ghazanfar Roknabadi left Tripoli minutes before the protest commenced.
The Army deployed around the chamber’s headquarters in Tripoli and accompanied the ambassador and his delegation outside the northern city before the protest began, Lebanon’s Daily Star reported.
A group of men gathered outside the chamber’s office and burned a Hezbollah flag, the report said.