Iran sees Mecca deal as key shift

Iran confirmed that the defense agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan, which centers around strengthening mutual deterrence against any attack or armed assault, represents a significant shift in regional security. It indicates a move away from reliance on the United States for security. Iran emphasized the importance of cooperation and trust among regional countries without external interference, while criticizing Israel's expansion in the region. The Iranian official also noted that negotiations with Oman over the Strait of Hormuz are proceeding constructively, and that the agreement on transit arrangements aims to organize maritime navigation and maintain the security of the waterway. He underscored that the strait cannot be secure under American naval blockade, and that Iran is not currently in direct negotiations with Washington.

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