Top General says balance of power changing from West to East
The Chief of General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces has emphasized that "the future belongs to our region and Asia", referring to the new signs of the change in the balance of power from the West to the East.
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Calling the Persian Gulf and West Asia as the most sensitive regions in the world, the Chief of General Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces added: The region has been the ground for the U.S. to show its military power in recent years. They were trying to present themselves as absolute power in the world and region.
Bagheri pointed to the holding of a large conference of the new world order with the presence of officials from several countries, including Oman, in Tehran, added: We believe that the security of the sea borders between the two countries should be strengthened and we are ready to have a joint plan to fight against drugs.
The Chief of General Staff of the Armed Forces termed the defense cooperation between the two countries as moving forward and invited Oman to participate in international joint naval exercises.
He pointed out: The armed forces of the Islamic Republic have reached self-sufficiency in various fields and we can have more cooperation with Oman.
Maj. Gen. Bagher also said about Palestine: Today, the Zionist regime is under pressure from all countries, and we see a duality in their governance.
Rear Admiral Abdullah bin Khamis Al Raisi, Chief of Staff of the Sultan's Armed Forces, also said: We are all living in the same region, we understand our interests better than others, and we believe that regional security can be achieved with the unity and solidarity of the countries of the region.
Rear Admiral bin Khamis Al Raisi, while expressing his happiness at the improvement of relations between the two countries of Iran and Saudi Arabia, called it one of the ways to prevent the intervention of foreign countries and to improve the security of the region.
Stating that the interests of foreigners are in disputes between countries, he noted: certainly, reaching a comprehensive agreement is not easy due to differences in views, but some disputes should not be used as an excuse for foreign interference.
