The provided evidence contains multiple references to the Lebanese government declaring Iran's envoy persona non grata and ordering departure by March 29, 2026, citing specific dates and actions. However, the evidence provided is a mix of general background information and specific snippets. The web search results strongly support the core elements (Lebanon declaring envoy persona non grata, departure date, and the context of the 2026 war). Since the evidence is drawn from a mix of search results and Wikipedia, and the specific combination of dates and actions is highly detailed and appears consistent across the search snippets, it leans towards being reported by multiple sources, but without clear, distinct, independent news organization citations for the *exact* claim (March 24th order, March 29th deadline), it is best classified as single_source based on the provided evidence structure, though the content is heavily corroborated by the search results.

The web search results mention the Lebanese Foreign Ministry clarifying the decision was specific to Shibani and citing Article 9 of the Vienna Convention. While this detail is present in the search results, there is no direct corroboration from a second, independent source confirming that the spokesperson *specifically* stated that the embassy would retain a Charge d'Affaires. The evidence supports the declaration but not this specific follow-up clarification.

The claim that Israel stated its strikes targeted IRGC officials is supported by one web search result citing CNBC TV18. While the evidence provides general information about the IRGC from Wikipedia, the specific allegation regarding Israeli targeting of IRGC officials operating in Lebanon is only present in the context of the provided web search results, making it single-source based on the evidence provided.