Iranian President says US has no compassion for Muslim nations in the region
April 4, 2022, 7:31 am

Iranian President says US has no compassion for Muslim nations in the region

Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi says the United States has by no means any compassion toward Muslim nations in the region (File photo: Pixabay)

The We For News reported, according to the president’s official website that Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi has said the United States has by no means any compassion toward Muslim nations in the region.

Making the remarks in a phone conversation with his Iraqi counterpart Barham Salih, Raisi on Sunday added that it has become evident that the external power only seeks its own interests and hegemonic goals.

Xinhua news agency reported, the Iranian President said Iran supports Iraq in promoting its unity, independence, security and regional and international position, noting any insecurity in Iraq will be detrimental to the entire region.

Raisi told Salih that the scope of “brotherly and friendly” relations between Iran and Iraq goes beyond that of merely two neighbours.

Raisi on Sunday 3-04-2022 added, it has become evident that the external power only seeks its own interests and hegemonic goals (File photo: Pixabay)

Meanwhile, the Iraqi President emphasised the need for enhancing bilateral cooperation with Iran to overcome regional challenges, according high priority to stability and security in the region.

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Salih said that regional crises can be resolved solely by the countries of the region and without external interference.

Source: wefornews

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