Iran's Pezeshkian calls for unity among Muslim states
President Masoud Pezeshkian said Muslim nations must stand together, warning that adversaries are seeking to provoke divisions among them.
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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has called on Muslim states to stand together, describing Muslim nations as brothers who must remain united.
Speaking in Tehran, Pezeshkian warned that unnamed adversaries are attempting to provoke Muslim nations against one another in an effort to deepen internal divisions among them.
The remarks reflect a recurring theme in Iranian official rhetoric, which has frequently called for solidarity among Muslim-majority countries, particularly amid regional tensions involving Israel and Western powers.
Pezeshkian did not identify a specific incident prompting the comments, framing them instead as a broader appeal for unity amid what he characterized as external efforts to sow discord.
The call for unity comes against a backdrop of continuing regional instability in the Middle East, where diplomatic and security tensions have periodically strained relations between neighboring Muslim-majority states.
Sources
- Muslim states must stand together: Pezeshkian — Mehr News (Iran)
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