Iran: Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan understand US cannot be trusted

Iran commented on the Turkey-Saudi Arabia-Pakistan agreement, saying the three countries have come to understand that the United States cannot be trusted, according to a report by ynet.

Iran's statement, reported by ynet on Monday, echoes a recurrent theme in Tehran's diplomatic messaging: deep distrust of US commitments. The Zioneer has previously covered Iranian officials expressing similar skepticism, including in conversations with Turkish counterparts and in reactions to the emerging US-Iran memorandum of understanding. The specific reference to the Turkey-Saudi Arabia-Pakistan agreement signals that Tehran is closely monitoring the trilateral initiative.

3 developments

1. 10:55 · 10 AugLatest

   Iran claims the pact reflects a shift in perception toward the US.

2. 10:45 · 10 Aug

   Iran claims the three nations now distrust the United States.

3. 10:16 · 10 Aug

   Iran's Kayhan warns against new Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey pact, threatens battlefield response

• Strong12:29 · 10 AugIranian FM spokesman: Turkey-Pakistan-Saudi defense pact not directed against Iran, citing deep ties
• Developing07:32 · 9 AugIranian advisor: Pakistan lost neutrality after joining Saudi-Turkey defense pact
• Strong02:29 · 7 AugAxis of Resistance channels express concern over Turkey-Saudi Arabia-Pakistan defense pact
• Strong22:05 · 24 AugIranian media claims Tehran invited to join Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan defense pact

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