Iran ( The cow news digital ) Tehran — Iran’s senior security official Ali Larijani has issued an open letter addressed to Muslim nations, raising pointed questions about their geopolitical alignment amid rising tensions in the Middle East.
In the six-point letter, Larijani, who serves as a key figure in Iran’s national security structure, asked whether Muslim countries stand with the United States and Israel or with Iran and what he described as “resistance forces.” His remarks come at a time of heightened regional uncertainty and ongoing conflict dynamics involving multiple actors.
Larijani claimed that Iran faced coordinated attacks during a period of negotiations, which he attributed to both the United States and Israel. According to him, the objective of these actions was to destabilize Iran. He stated that the attacks resulted in casualties, including senior military figures and civilians, although independent verification of these claims remains limited.
The Iranian official expressed disappointment over what he described as a lack of support from most Muslim nations during the crisis. He noted that, with few exceptions, Islamic countries did not openly back Iran despite the severity of the situation. However, he asserted that Iran managed to withstand the pressure through internal resilience, adding that its adversaries are now facing strategic challenges.
Referring to religious sentiment, Larijani questioned whether the موقف of certain governments aligns with Islamic principles. He cited a saying emphasizing the importance of responding to calls for help within the Muslim community, suggesting that inaction contradicts such teachings.
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He also criticized countries that have labeled Iran as a threat, particularly those hosting US military bases. Larijani argued that these bases have been used in operations against Iran, questioning whether Tehran should remain passive under such circumstances. He dismissed such positions as unjustified and politically motivated.
Larijani further urged Muslim nations to reconsider their long-term strategic interests. He warned that reliance on the United States may not guarantee lasting security, while describing Israel as a persistent adversary in the region.
Concluding his letter, he called for unity among Muslim countries, stating that a collective front could ensure stability, development, and independence for the broader Islamic world. His message underscores the deepening divisions and complex alliances shaping the region’s future.
