TREE NEWS update: Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said on the 12th that Iran and Saudi Arabia are “not in a state of war,” speaking in an interview in India. He said Iran has repeatedly stressed that all countries in the region should sit together to jointly build regional peace and security. There is no reason for conflict or war between regional states, he added.
Iran’s President Says Iran and Saudi Arabia Are Not at War
The framing matters more than the denial itself: a public, on-the-record statement that two Gulf rivals are not at war is a signal aimed at regional audiences and external powers alike, and it lands while Tehran is courting engagement in Asia. For energy and Gulf-exposed markets, the relevant read is a continuation of the de-escalation tone that has shaped risk pricing in the region, not a change in hard facts on the ground. Whether this rhetoric translates into sustained diplomatic or security arrangements is the open question.
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