TREE NEWS update: Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi spoke by phone with his counterparts from 12 countries, including Oman, Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Pakistan, over the past 48 hours, Iran’s foreign ministry said on the 7th. Araghchi reviewed the latest regional and international developments and the consequences of what he described as escalating U.S. and Israeli actions. He stressed the need to respect national sovereignty, halt aggression and threats, and avoid destructive foreign interference, saying regional states bear responsibility for preventing insecurity from spreading.
Iran FM Araghchi calls 12 counterparts, stresses regional security without foreign interference
AI take
The diplomatic breadth here matters more than the rhetoric: a single Iranian outreach spanning Gulf states, Egypt, Jordan and Pakistan signals an effort to frame regional security as a matter for local capitals rather than external powers. That framing puts Gulf governments in a delicate spot, since they balance security ties with Washington against de-escalation with Tehran. Whether this round of calls produces any concrete coordination, or remains declaratory, is the open question worth watching.
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