In a televised interview with al-Mayadeen TV channel, Nasrallah noted that they will not abide by any restrictions or red lines in the event of any war against Lebanon, adding that the Resistance has a complete and detailed list of all factories, warehouses and centers with all their accurate coordinates.
“It is our natural right to strike any target in a bid to deter the enemy, including nuclear reactors,” he said.
On the local scene, the Hezbollah chief said that former Prime Minister Saad Hariri has been attacking Hezbollah since his return to Lebanon, noting that they haven’t touched any positivity in the other team’s statement, other than their call to continue dialogue
“If the success of the dialogue between Hezbollah and the Future Movement depends on holding a meeting with Hariri, then I am ready to do so,” he revealed.
He also stated that the only fair solution for all the Lebanese parties is a new electoral law based on a proportional representation, noting that the Lebanese Forces has been trying to drive a wedge between Hezbollah and the Free Patriotic Movement over the presidential elections issue.
“Conditions are not yet ready for a dialogue with LF,” he added.
Saudi Arabia
Tackling the Saudi issue, he noted that the decision issued by the Gulf Cooperation Council to classify Hezbollah as a terrorist organization was a Saudi decision, while all other states only seek to satisfy the kingdom.
“Saudi Arabia has a financial influence, which it uses to threaten anyone who disagrees with its decisions,” he explained, adding that Al Saud, not Saudi Arabia, is targeting Hezbollah.
The Hezbollah chief stressed that there is a Saudi plan to remove the Resistance from Lebanon, revealing that his party has data in this regard, which he refused to reveal, “since it may cause troubles in the country,” as he said.
“Some parties were working to make the July war last longer,” he continued.
In the same regard, Nasrallah continued by saying that the Saudi regime searched for a party to bear the responsibility for its failures, making Hezbollah the target.
The Syrian crisis
Nasrallah pointed out that Damascus, Hezbollah, Iran and Russia are on the same page concerning the Syrian crisis, stressing that Russia’s decision to intervene in Syria was not a sudden step, but was discussed for a month with the Syrian and Iranian leaderships, who kept the Resistance informed.
“The US authorities has started searching for a political solution that serves their interests rather than the interests of the Syrian people,” he stated.
However, the secretary general stressed that Syrian President Bashar Assad does not represent only himself, but a wide movement in Syria, emphasizing that his allies will refuse his deportation.
“The only solution lies in reaching a settlement, rather than resorting to exclusion,” he said, accusing Saudi Arabia of obstructing any political solution in Syria.