Beshakian: Regional Security Cannot Rely on External Trust

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi emphasized that there is a loss of trust in direct negotiations with Washington due to repeated attacks and the imposition of sanctions after each round of talks. He underscored that Middle East security must be achieved through regional cooperation among the countries of the area, without reliance on external forces. Raisi pointed to Qatari and Pakistani mediations in conveying messages between Iran and the United States. He also expressed Iran's readiness to assist in resolving the Yemeni crisis, reaffirming that Iran's strategy does not aim to escalate wars. Raisi noted that resolving the Gulf of Hormuz crisis could be achieved through dialogue, and that the closure of the strait could occur if routes to Iran are blocked. He criticized the role of Saudi Arabia and called for the unification of Muslim countries. On the domestic front, Raisi affirmed that Iran is experiencing unprecedented internal cohesion and remains committed to the policies of its leadership, acknowledging delays in some issues due to awaiting responses from the United States and other countries.

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