Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has engaged in a series of diplomatic phone calls with officials from Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia to communicate Iran's stance on regional tensions. According to an announcement posted on the minister’s official Telegram channel, Araghchi used these conversations to warn that the Islamic Republic would act "decisively" if faced with further aggression from the United States.

A spokesperson for the foreign minister emphasized that these discussions were intended to convey Iran's "full readiness" to defend its national sovereignty and territorial integrity. The outreach to these specific regional powers appears to be part of a broader effort by Tehran to signal its defensive posture and maintain communication channels with neighboring states amid ongoing geopolitical friction involving the U.S. presence in the region.

While the Iranian government has framed these calls as a necessary measure to protect its interests, the reports do not provide specific details regarding what constitutes "aggression" or what a "decisive" response would entail. Furthermore, there has been no immediate public response or confirmation from the U.S. State Department or the governments of Turkey, Pakistan, or Saudi Arabia regarding the specific content of these private diplomatic exchanges. The report relies entirely on the account provided by the Iranian foreign ministry's official communication channels.