Tehran: Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baghaei stated on Monday that Iran does not perceive any threat from the recently formed security agreement between Pakistan, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia. Baghaei reassured that the agreement does not appear to be directed against Tehran.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, Baghaei further elaborated that the agreement signifies a shift in regional security strategies, emphasizing self-reliance over external influences. He noted that this evolution reflects a broader approach among regional countries to manage their own security concerns independently.

Baghaei underscored the importance of plans that are rooted in the geopolitical and historical realities of the region. He emphasized the need for such strategies to be comprehensive and insightful in identifying real threats and enemies. Baghaei suggested that such initiatives could play a crucial role in enhancing regional security and curbing destabilizing actions by the Zionist enemy and its allies.