07.08.2026 20:30
Ibrahim Rezaei, the spokesman for the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, made scandalous statements regarding the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement signed between Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia. In a post on his social media account X, Rezaei targeted Saudi Arabia's pursuit of alliances outside the region. Rezaei said, 'The Saudis must understand that a paper agreement to be signed with Turkey and Pakistan will not provide them with security.'
Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesperson for the Iranian Parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, made notable statements regarding the Mecca Joint Defense Agreement signed between Türkiye, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia.
In a post on his social media account X, Rezaei harshly criticized Saudi Arabia's pursuit of alliances outside the region.
Ebrahim Rezaei "SUBMITTING TO THE AMERICANS ALSO DID NOT PROVIDE SECURITY" Targeting the Riyadh administration's security policies, Ebrahim Rezaei argued that strategic partnerships with third countries would not bring lasting stability to the region. Referring to Saudi Arabia's past policies, Rezaei made the following assessment:
"The Saudis must understand that a paper agreement to be signed with Türkiye and Pakistan will not provide them with security. Just as the years-long policy of unilaterally submitting to the Americans did not provide security either."
"CORRECT YOUR POLICIES" In the continuation of his statement, Spokesperson Rezaei called on the Saudi Arabian administration to review its foreign policy line. Arguing that regional security can be ensured through local steps rather than external actors or paper pacts, Rezaei stated, "Correct your policies so that you no longer have to beg others for security."