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Iranian Sunni cleric stresses defense, diplomacy for regional security

Sheikh Hossein Bazmandegan says lasting stability depends on capability, cohesion and active diplomacy.

By EGazette AI · · 1 min read · language: en

Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.

A prominent Sunni cleric in Iran's southern Hormozgan Province, Sheikh Hossein Bazmandegan, said lasting regional security depends on a combination of defensive capabilities, national cohesion, political prudence and active diplomacy, according to IRNA.

Speaking in Bandar Abbas, the cleric emphasized that no single factor alone can guarantee stability in the region, arguing instead for a balanced approach that combines military readiness with diplomatic engagement.

His remarks come amid ongoing regional tensions in the Middle East, where Iranian officials and religious figures have frequently underscored the importance of both deterrence and negotiation in managing security challenges.

The cleric did not specify particular policy measures but framed his comments as a broader call for unity and strategic prudence among Iranian officials and the public.

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