Iran calls on Arabs and Muslims for “security union” without US and Israel
Tehran calls for Arab-Islamic “security union” without Washington and Tel Aviv, criticizes US bases
Iran called on Arab and Islamic nations to establish a “security union” away from the United States and Israel, based on a collective security pact with Islam and the Quran as its reference.
The spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Headquarters, addressing Islamic countries, asked: “What have US bases brought to the region?” and questioned: “If you were attacked today by the Israeli military, would the Americans fire a single bullet in your defense?”
The spokesperson announced Iran’s readiness to establish a “security and military union in the region with its neighbors, without the presence of the United States and Israel,” stressing that Tehran does not need “to secure the region’s security, a country thousands of kilometers away.”
He emphasized that the United States “does not look at Muslims except for the wealth, oil, and gas their land holds,” asserting that it “makes Israel’s security and interests its first and last priority.”
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