'Foreign forces must leave': Iran says regional countries can ensure their own security
'Foreign forces must leave': Iran says regional countries can ensure their own security Ali Akbar Velayati, an adviser to Iran’s supreme leader, has called for foreign forces to leave the region, saying their presence is the “main factor of insecurity”. In a post on X, Velayati praised Iran’s armed forces, the steadfastness of the Iranian people and the “axis of resistance”. He said regional…
Iran's Supreme Leader's adviser, Ali Akbar Velayati, has called for foreign forces to withdraw from the region, asserting that their presence is the primary cause of insecurity. In a recent post on X, Velayati praised Iran's armed forces, the Iranian people's resilience, and the "axis of resistance." He emphasized that regional countries can ensure their own security through increased cooperation and highlighted the defeat of America and Israel as reinforcing the argument for foreign forces to leave.
The recent developments, according to Velayati, are a result of the steadfastness of the armed forces, the Iranian people's resolve, and the courage of the resistance axis, which has solidified the belief that foreign forces should withdraw from the region, with the region's countries able to ensure their security through enhanced collaboration.
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