TEHRAN, Iran: People of Iran like Bahrainis celebrated throughout the country the 'victory' of Hezbollah in Lebanon following the enforcement of a truce between the Zionist regime and the proud Lebanese nation, led by Hezbollah, chanting "Allaho Akbar" slogan and lighting up the sky with fireworks.

In some Tehran streets in addition to the sound of the fire crackers and other fireworks, the drivers kept on honking their horns, harmonizing with the cheerful merry makers.

People distributed sweets and pastries among cheerful citizens and congratulated one another on the occasion, recalling the bravery of Hezbollah, and particularly its brave leader, Hassan Nasrallah.

In Bahrain, youth stood in the streets of Sitra and Sanad villages, both south of the capital Manama, handing out sweets as hundreds gathered in Sitra to march in a car cavalcade.

Hundreds drove around the Sitra village roads waving Hezbollah’s flags and pictures of the group’s leaders. Witnesses said that the numbers grew to more than a thousand people later into the night.

Men, women, and children all raised their hands to give the “V” sign, asserting that the victory in this war went to Arabs, despite Israeli and US claims.

Another car march took place in the northern part of Bahrain.