Arachi holds talks with 12 foreign ministers over the past 48 hours Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi announced today that he has held intensive telephone consultations with 12 foreign ministers throughout West Asia and neighboring regions over the past 48 hours to push for local security frameworks and an immediate halt to external aggression. In a statement on Instagram, Araghchi detailed consultations with counterparts from Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Cyprus, Turkey, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, Iraq and Pakistan. During the discussions, Tehran's top diplomat reiterated Iran's fundamental principles for regional stability, emphasizing the absolute necessity of respecting national sovereignty, stopping military threats, ending destructive foreign interventions and preventing further spread of insecurity caused by US and Israeli actions. Argachi emphasized Tehran's legitimate right to protect its territorial integrity and national security, while advocating the establishment of independent regional security mechanisms managed exclusively by regional states without the destabilizing interference of trans-regional powers.

Arachi holds talks with 12 foreign ministers over the past 48 hours Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arachi announced today that he has held intensive telephone consultations with 12 foreign ministers throughout West Asia and neighboring regions over the past 48 hours to push for local security frameworks and an immediate halt to external aggression. In a statement on Instagram, Araghchi detailed consultations with counterparts from Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Cyprus, Turkey, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Tunisia, Iraq and Pakistan. During the discussions, Tehran's top diplomat reiterated Iran's fundamental principles for regional stability, emphasizing the absolute necessity of respecting national sovereignty, stopping military threats, ending destructive foreign interventions and preventing further spread of insecurity caused by US and Israeli actions. Argachi emphasized Tehran's legitimate right to protect its territorial integrity and national security, while advocating the establishment of independent regional security mechanisms managed exclusively by regional states without the destabilizing interference of trans-regional powers.