Iraq’s support for Lebanon after Ayatollah Sistani’s statement continues.
According to Al Jazeera, Iraq continues to support Lebanon after the massive attack of the Zionist army on this country.
Based on this, the Iraqi institutions extended the free visa issuance for the Lebanese who enter the country through the border crossings.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia al-Sudani ordered a 30-day extension and re-extension of the visas of Lebanese present in Iraq without the need to travel.
Also, the Prime Minister of Iraq ordered to give free visas to the Lebanese who entered the country through the border crossings.
In addition to this, public calls have been issued to welcome the refugees of the attacks of the Zionist army on Lebanon and to provide them with places to stay.
Yesterday, the Iraqi government issued an air and land bridge to transfer aid and facilitate the sending of fuel to Lebanon to set up electrical stations that hospitals and service institutions need.
These measures were taken after Ayatollah Sistani, the Supreme Shia authority, stated the attacks of the Zionist regime on Lebanon.
In the statement of Ayatollah Sistani, it is stated: In these difficult days that the honorable people of Lebanon are facing and are widely exposed to brutal aggression and brutal methods of Israel, including the explosion of a large number of personal communication systems and attacks on residential areas full of citizens and women. and children, as well as severe attacks on dozens of villages and towns in the south and Bekaa, and so far a large number of resistance fighters and innocent civilians have been martyred and thousands of people have been displaced from their homes and areas, the supreme religious authority declared its solidarity with the dear Lebanese and He sympathizes with them.
In the statement of Ayatollah Sistani, the need to exert effort and utmost effort to stop this continuous barbaric attack and support the Lebanese nation from its devastating consequences is emphasized and the believers are asked to try to reduce the suffering of the Lebanese people and meet their human needs.