For the people of Lebanon, Iran is no distant ally but a steadfast partner bound by a blood covenant forged through shared sacrifice, suffering, and resistance, proving that alliances rooted in a just cause transcend geography, politics and time.

Iran’s war-ending MoU with the US hinges on verified Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon and end to hostilities, without which the deal won’t make headway, while Tehran embeds deterrence – from the Strait of Hormuz to military response – as enforceable leverage.

The MoU between Iran and the US to end the war of aggression has been widely welcomed worldwide as both sides prepare to formally sign it in Geneva on Friday.

For Iran, the understanding to end the imposed military war marks the beginning of a political war, which is built on zero trust, unified fronts, and popular mobilization, turning the post-war phase into strategic leverage for the country.

Iran's Operation Nasr against Israel unveiled the "Unified Resistance Front" doctrine, under which any aggression against one member – Lebanon, Yemen, Iraq or elsewhere – now triggers coordinated retaliation, rendering old rules of engagement obsolete.

Iran’s missile strikes on occupied territories shattered the enemy’s assumption of a sub-threshold response, proving that any future aggression against Lebanon will be met with decisive, swift, and direct military action, and that Iran’s condition for ending the war remains the complete cessation of aggression on its allies.

The representative of the Leader of the Islamic Revolution on the Supreme Defense Council issued a strong warning to the enemy, saying the roaring voice heard in the skies of Tel Aviv is none other than the voice of the Iranian nation.