Lebanon considers diplomatic shift to avert Iranian ambassador's removal

The article addresses the issue of the Iranian ambassador to Lebanon, Mohammad Reza Sheibani, whose visa has expired. He has been considered an undesirable person since the Lebanese government announced that it does not recognize his appointment. Lebanon faces a dilemma regarding how to handle his situation after his visa has expired, with options ranging from treating him as a regular citizen to assigning him as a special envoy, and with differences in approaches between extending his stay or deporting him. Official statements confirm that his continued presence after being declared undesirable conflicts with Lebanese sovereign decisions, and any attempt to renew his visa is deemed illegal. The issue embodies a diplomatic struggle both internally and externally, linked to resisting Iran's influence in Lebanon. The Lebanese government is attempting to "manage" the crisis to prevent it from escalating, amid pressures to preserve the state's dignity and sovereignty in the face of Iranian influence.

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