Iranian Acting Defense Minister Calls for Islamic Security Mechanism
The media focused on the statements made by the Acting Iranian Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Majid bin Riza, regarding the importance of reducing the presence of external forces in the region to promote security. He emphasized the need to establish a joint security mechanism among Islamic countries. He also referred to the ceasefire agreement signed by Iran to restore stability, stressing that any violation of the agreement would be responded to appropriately. Bin Riza expressed concerns over continued U.S. support for the Israeli occupation entity and its provocative policies, warning of Israel’s plans to establish security zones in Syria and Lebanon. He believed that the solution lies in managing Gulf security by the countries of the region themselves. Additionally, he noted that strengthening defense ties with Turkey contributes to regional security and underscored that relying on external powers does not ensure sustainable security. He stressed that the security of the region must be directly the responsibility of its own states. On his part, the Turkish Minister of Defense affirmed support for dialogue, regional cooperation, and expanded collaboration with Iran in areas such as counter-terrorism and border security, considering that cooperation and integration are the way to achieve peace and stability in the region.
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