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Iran Claims Neighbours Seek New Security Order
Ghalibaf said Tehran received numerous messages from neighbors seeking new security arrangements and more economic cooperation as Iran faces tougher U.S. sanctions.
- Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Saturday that Tehran received "numerous messages" from neighboring countries seeking regional security and economic cooperation, though he provided no specific details or evidence.
- Ghalibaf's visit to Iraq promoted a "new regional order" without foreign powers, occurring as Baghdad faces pressure to disarm Iran-backed factions and manage Strait of Hormuz transit.
- U.S. President Donald Trump announced a "most crushing economic operation" against Iran on Wednesday, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stating the fresh sanctions aim to "collapse" the country's economy.
- Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said Friday that "war must come to an end," while Ghalibaf warned Iran "won't endure" if its people remain hungry and economic growth is neglected.
- These moderate views clash with hardliners, including the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, who advocate a tougher stance, complicating Tehran's response to mounting international sanctions.
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