Exclusive, “Akhbar al-Yawm” agency

The visits of American delegations to Tehran are positive

Since the start of the war in support of Gaza from southern Lebanon, Hezbollah Secretary-General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah has been intensifying his television appearances to send messages to those concerned at home and abroad.

In this context, an informed source considered that what can be deduced from Nasrallah's words is that a large-scale war is still unlikely.

The source said via the "Akhbar al-Yawm" agency that there are three signals expressed by Nasrallah:

First: to acknowledge the losses suffered by the party as a result of the targeting of first-line leaders through assassinations.

Second: neutralizing and justifying the non-entry of Iran and Syria into military operations.

Third: not to rush the war, as if Nasrallah indirectly said that the key to the retaliation is not in his hands, but in the hands of the Iranian team.

In response to a question, the source said that the justification for not entering Iran and Syria in the confrontations is due to Nasrallah's knowledge and certainty that there is something between Tehran and Washington.

The source pointed to the visits made by American delegations to Iran, where meetings are being held on what is happening in Gaza and southern Lebanon, the latest of which was the visit of the American security delegation, which went to Iran, four days ago under the mediation of Oman to convey a message of "calm and warning" to Tehran's leaders, in order to avoid a major war planned by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with the support of Zionist lobbies in the United States.

The source added: "It is true that the Iranians did not give clear answers to the American side, but the positive is translated on the ground by not exceeding what is customary in relations".