🔶 Iraqi consultation with 12 countries with an emphasis on "providing regional security".
Abbas Iraqi, Iran's foreign minister, wrote on Saturday, November 7, in an Instagram post that during separate phone calls in the past 48 hours with his regional counterparts from 12 countries, he stressed the need to "stop the aggression of foreign intervention."
Calling America's actions and captives "outrageous", Iraqichi wrote, in these talks, he contacted his colleagues from the countries of Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Cyprus, Turkey, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, Iraq and Pakistan and exchanged views on the latest regional and international consequences of these actions and consequences.
According to him, in his readings he explained the positions of the Islamic Republic and emphasized the need to "respect the national sovereignty of countries, stop aggression and threats, avoid destructive foreign interventions and the responsibility of the countries of the region to prevent the spread of insecurity." "Iran's right to protect its sovereignty and national security and the necessity of creating regional security arrangements without the intervention of extra-regional powers" were also among the other axes of his speeches.