Qalibaf urges Islamic unity without foreign interference to resolve regional crises
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf has called on Islamic nations to strengthen cooperation and build their own power without external interference, emphasizing that such unity is key to resolving regional crises.
In a message to his counterparts in Islamic countries on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, Qalibaf extended warm congratulations on the feast of sacrifice, devotion and servitude.
He said the Islamic world, including the Iranian nation, is enduring a period of criminal aggression by the United States and the Zionist regime.
“In this atrocity, a large number of our compatriots, including schoolchildren and especially the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Grand Ayatollah Imam Khamenei, were martyred,” Qalibaf wrote.
The late Leader, he said, was a herald of unity in the Islamic world and a defender of the oppressed people of Palestine.
He constantly advised the Iranian nation based on religious principles: friendship with neighbors, brotherhood with freedom‑seekers and Muslims, and steadfastness and struggle against oppression and arrogance, according to Qalibaf.
“On this basis, during 40 days of direct military confrontation with the aggressors, the Iranian people inflicted a heavy defeat on them, witnessed by the world,” Qalibaf said.
He described Iran’s strategic victory in the war as a message to Muslims everywhere: if they stand united and empathetic against the enemies of Islam, particularly the Zionist regime and its supporters, they will triumph.
“I emphasize that strengthening the atmosphere of cooperation for the empowerment of Islamic countries without foreign intervention plays an effective role in resolving regional crises.”
He expressed confidence that through the will, unity and integrity of Islamic nations, the Muslim Ummah will witness growth and prosperity, as well as the establishment of peace and security.
The US‑Israeli war of aggression against Iran began on February 28 with a wave of airstrikes that assassinated Iran’s Leader, Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei, and targeted nuclear facilities, schools, hospitals and civilian infrastructure.
Iran responded with 100 waves of decisive retaliatory strikes under Operation True Promise 4, and a fragile Pakistan‑brokered ceasefire has been in place since early April.
However, a US naval blockade of Iranian ports continues, and peace talks have stalled over Iran’s demands for a permanent end to the war, the lifting of sanctions and the release of frozen assets.
Pezeshkian: Economic war is main front after enemy's military failure
Leader’s advisor: Hormuz, Iran’s real guarantee in any future agreement
'Defeated militarily,' enemies waging hidden war: Iran Intel Ministry warns
Iran, Oman negotiating new transit framework for Strait of Hormuz: Official
US, Israel root cause of insecurity in region, have no place in its future: Official
Hamas military chief assassinated in Israeli airstrike on Gaza city
Qalibaf urges Islamic unity without foreign interference to resolve regional crises
Iran leads world in science papers per research dollar, outperforming US and China
VIDEO | Battlefield of attrition
Pezeshkian: Economic war is main front after enemy's military failure
Leader’s advisor: Hormuz, Iran’s real guarantee in any future agreement
PressTV NEWSLETTER
now
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
