“Over the past 48 hours, in separate telephone conversations with 12 of my counterparts from Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Cyprus, Turkey, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, Iraq, and Pakistan, we reviewed and exchanged views on the latest regional and international developments, as well as the consequences of the escalatory measures taken by the United States and the Zionist regime,” he wrote.
The Iranian foreign minister reaffirmed the Islamic Republic’s legitimate right to defend its sovereignty and national security, emphasizing the importance of establishing regional security arrangements without interference from extra-regional powers.
Outlining Iran’s principled positions, Araghchi stressed the need to respect the national sovereignty of states, halt aggression and threats, refrain from destructive foreign interference, and recognize the responsibility of regional countries to prevent the spread of insecurity.
He also underscored that regional stability requires cooperation among countries in the region and security arrangements independent of external powers.
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