Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi said today that in the past 48 hours, he has spoken on the phone with the foreign ministers of 12 countries, including Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan, to review and exchange opinions on the latest developments in the regional and international situation and the consequences of the continuous escalation of the actions of the US and Israel. During these consultations, he explained Iran's position of principle and emphasized the need to respect the sovereignty of all countries, stop aggression and threats, avoid destructive foreign intervention, and the responsibility of countries in the region to prevent the spread of insecurity. Alagzi emphasized that Iran has a legitimate right to defend its sovereignty and national security, and emphasized the need to establish a regional security mechanism without interference from outside forces.

Iranian Foreign Minister Alagzi said today that in the past 48 hours, he has spoken on the phone with the foreign ministers of 12 countries, including Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Pakistan, to review and exchange opinions on the latest developments in the regional and international situation and the consequences of the continuous escalation of the actions of the US and Israel. During these consultations, he explained Iran's position of principle and emphasized the need to respect the sovereignty of all countries, stop aggression and threats, avoid destructive foreign intervention, and the responsibility of countries in the region to prevent the spread of insecurity. Alagzi emphasized that Iran has a legitimate right to defend its sovereignty and national security, and emphasized the need to establish a regional security mechanism without interference from outside forces.