🔶 Irakchi spoke with the foreign ministers of 12 countries in the region in separate talks.
Abbas Irakchi, the foreign minister of the Islamic Republic of Iran, announced that in the last 48 hours he had a telephone conversation with the foreign ministers of 12 countries about the developments in the region.
Iraqichi announced in a message on the Instagram social network that he explained Tehran's basic positions in these talks and emphasized "the need to respect national sovereignty, put an end to aggression and threats, and avoid harmful foreign interventions."
He also emphasized the need to establish "regional security mechanisms without the participation of powers outside the region".
According to Iran's foreign minister, these consultations were held in separate contacts with his counterparts in Turkey, Pakistan, Qatar, Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Cyprus, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Tunisia and Iraq.
According to Iraqi experts, in these calls he threatened the countries of the region that if the war starts, Iran will launch counterattacks.