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Iran’s Parliament speaker, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, reaffirmed Iran’s commitment to supporting stability in Sudan during a meeting with Sudanese Foreign Minister Ali Yusuf Ahmed Al-Sharif. He emphasized the need for a unified governance structure and territorial integrity to ensure national unity. Qalibaf expressed optimism for achieving these goals but warned of adversaries’ plots to disrupt peace, particularly from the “Zionist regime.” He highlighted Iran’s desire to enhance political and economic ties with Sudan, especially through parliamentary collaboration. Sudan’s Foreign Minister expressed gratitude for Iran’s support and readiness to strengthen diplomatic relations following their recent restoration.
Iran is committed to promoting peace and stability in the South Caucasus, respecting the sovereignty of neighboring states. Following Azerbaijan’s reclaiming of Karabakh, Iran emphasizes diplomatic dialogue and cooperative security to deter foreign interference. In an interview with political expert Mohsen Pakaeen, he discusses the evolving security landscape, highlighting the importance of the 1991 Almaty Declaration, which affirms territorial integrity between Azerbaijan and Armenia. Iran’s significant border with the region positions it as a key player against U.S. influence. Diplomatic efforts with Armenia and Azerbaijan aim to ensure regional stability and counter potential disruptions from external actors.
The Iraqi Resistance Coordination Committee has reaffirmed its commitment to national sovereignty amid the ongoing presence of US forces in Iraq, particularly in light of Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s “Greater Israel” project. US forces are withdrawing from the Ain al-Asad base, marking the first significant troop reduction in years, with plans for permanent closure by mid-September. While the government views this as a political maneuver, resistance factions see it as a security issue. Leaders express concerns about potential instability during upcoming elections but view the withdrawal as an opportunity to enhance Iraqi military capabilities and assert sovereignty in a complex political landscape.
In a notable statement regarding the Gaza conflict, Iranian Armed Forces Chief of Staff Major General Mohammad Bagheri claimed that the 15-month war has marked a new era for the Israeli regime while bolstering the Islamic position and the Axis of Resistance. Speaking in Islamabad, Bagheri noted that the recent ceasefire, initiated after ongoing Israeli assaults, reflects a decline in Israeli power despite foreign support. He argued that the ceasefire was imposed on Israel, indicating a significant shift in regional dynamics. Bagheri is in Islamabad for discussions with Pakistani officials about these developments.
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Saeed Khatibzadeh, an advisor to Iran’s foreign minister, visited China to discuss critical issues following US-Israeli hostilities targeting Iran. In a Phoenix Television interview, he emphasized Iran’s commitment to peace, asserting it has not initiated conflict for centuries. Khatibzadeh criticized Israeli actions as barriers to Palestinian statehood and highlighted growing regional awareness of US-Israeli threats. He addressed Iran’s intelligence vulnerabilities amid targeted assassinations and dismissed Western human rights criticisms as hypocritical. Khatibzadeh also discussed Iran’s nuclear enrichment under IAEA supervision and expressed cautious optimism for future negotiations, contingent on significant shifts in US policy.