Iran responds to Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey pact
Iran has confirmed that a new security agreement between Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia reflects a shift in the region's approach toward relying on internal capabilities. It has indicated that such agreements, based on geopolitical realities and accurately defining threats, can enhance regional security and prevent instability. Additionally, Iran is approaching a final agreement with Oman to establish new shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz, but the main condition is that the United States must meet certain demands, including compensation, the lifting of sanctions, and the cessation of military threats, before the Strait—one of the most vital oil and gas export routes—is reopened.
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