A tense calm settled over Beirut on Thursday as residents mourned following a wave of Israeli airstrikes that killed scores and left hundreds injured.
The protesters demanded for a reduction in fuel prices and an increase in wages.
Mr Pezeshkian made the remarks when exchanging views with Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif on the consequences of the “illegal” U.S.-Israeli war against Iran in a phone conversation.
Saudi Arabia ordered Iranian military attachés and diplomats to leave the kingdom within 24 hours.
The paper on Sunday reported that Mr Trump is in “regular” communication with the Saudi crown prince and other Arab leaders as the war lingers.
Earlier this week, the pope voiced his concern over the escalating war in the Middle East and expressed his “profound sorrow” for all the victims.
Mr Ibrahim said Mr Tinubu met 0.5% cash-to-GDP when he took over power from the late Buhari.
Mr Netanyahu said at a press conference that Mr Khamenei “cannot show his face in public”.
The U.S. and Israel began attacks on Iran on February 28. Iran has responded with its own strikes on Israel and Gulf countries with U.S. bases.
According to the military, the air force struck 10 targets in the Dahiyeh suburbs of Beirut within about 30 minutes.
