Iran states regional nations cannot depend on US for security

Iran has affirmed that the countries of the region no longer rely on the United States to ensure their security, highlighting that the Makkah Agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan reflects the awareness of these nations that security cannot be bought and must be built from within the region through self-cooperation. The spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry clarified that Tehran's policies advocate for strengthening local security and not depending on external powers, especially after the escalation of Israeli attacks on Lebanon, Palestine, and Syria, and emphasized that U.S. support has contributed to regional instability. He also stated that any security plan must clearly identify the enemy to promote peace and stability. Additionally, Iran pointed to deep relations with Turkey and Pakistan, noting that the agreement among these countries was not aimed against Iran.

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