Following his meeting with representatives from Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia in Tehran, the Secretary-General of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Major General Mohsen Rezai, emphasized that the security of West Asia must originate from within the region, preventing any foreign intervention.
Rezai stated that the discussions underscored the necessity for the Zionist entity to withdraw from southern Lebanon, southern Syria, the Gaza Strip, and the West Bank of the Jordan River, and to halt its aggression.
He added that senior officials in Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia believe that addressing the region’s problems lies in cooperation among the four countries, pointing out that this cooperation should have begun long ago.
He considered that the officials’ visit to Tehran demonstrated that American threats do not heavily impact the countries of the world, and that the resilience of the Iranian people and the strength of the armed forces have contributed to creating a new positive atmosphere in the region, which was reflected in the talks with the three nations.
Rezai stressed that the results of the Iranian people’s resistance are becoming clearer day by day, affirming that the participants concluded that regional security must be built from within and that foreign interventions must be rejected.
Source: Al-Manar English Website