Iran’s Acting Minister of Defense, Brigadier General Seyed Majid Ebnolreza, and Turkish Defense Minister Yaşar Güler held a telephone conversation to review the latest regional developments, the implementation of the current ceasefire, and strategies to strengthen defense and security cooperation between the two nations.
During the call, General Ebnolreza addressed the recent ceasefire agreement, noting that the Islamic Republic signed it to help restore regional stability at the request of friendly neighboring countries. However, he expressed deep skepticism toward Western commitments.
“Given the long history of U.S. breach of promises, we have zero trust in the opposing side,” Ebnolreza said. “The Armed Forces of Iran remain on full alert, and any violation of the agreement will be met with a proportionate response.”
General Ebnolreza reiterated Iran’s proposal to establish a “Security Alliance of the Islamic World,” suggesting the inclusion of key regional powers such as Iran, Turkey, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt.
Turkish Defense Minister Yaşar Güler affirmed Ankara’s firm support for the full implementation of the ceasefire and the continuation of diplomatic channels.
Güler emphasized that regional peace can only be achieved through dialogue and collaboration among neighboring states.
“Türkiye fully supports the territorial integrity of its neighboring countries,” Güler stated. “Ankara is ready to expand its cooperation with the Islamic Republic of Iran across various sectors, including counter-terrorism, border security, and regional affairs.”
The Turkish Defense Minister concluded by reiterating that regional integration is the sole path to sustainable peace, confirming that Türkiye will back any initiative aimed at reducing tensions, combating terrorism, and reinforcing regional security.
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