The Saudi embassy staff in Beirut has received murder threats, and the interior minister of Lebanon has directed security authorities to look into these concerns. On his Twitter page, the Saudi envoy to Lebanon posted an audio that contained threats of murder. According to a statement from the Lebanese Ministry of Interior, Interior Minister Bassem Maulvi authorised an investigation into the case in the interest of Lebanon's security, stability, and good ties with neighbouring nations, particularly Saudi Arabia. Saudi Ambassador Walid al-Bukhari retweeted a tweet from a pro-state account due to their worries about Earlier. It contained a tape of a man, a Saudi national, who the Interior Ministry believes resides in the southern suburbs of Beirut.
Hezbollah, a Shia organisation supported by Iran, has its base in this southern region of Beirut. The guy is sought by Saudi police for his alleged involvement in terrorist activities, according to a statement from the Interior Ministry. The man has claimed that no Saudi embassy employee will live if anything happens to any of his family members. Everyone within the Saudi embassy and everyone connected to it will be destroyed by me. The Saudi government's media department did not react to a request for comment, and the Saudi embassy in Beirut was not immediately available for comment on the situation. It should be emphasised that several Lebanese government representatives have worked to enhance ties with Saudi Arabia recently.
Due to Hezbollah's influence on Lebanon's political and social scene and its pro-Iranian policies, Saudi Arabia, which once provided the majority of Lebanon's funding, has recently stopped giving to the small nation. has classified Hezbollah as a terrorist group. Saudi Arabia blocked the purchase of Lebanese commodities last year due to fears about drug trafficking, and it later recalled its ambassador from Beirut when a pro-Hezbollah official made derogatory remarks.
Early this year, after Ambassador Walid Bukhari's return to Beirut, Saudi Arabia and France committed a small amount of financial support for the country's healthcare system. has led global initiatives to deal with.