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Iran says Saudi-Pakistan-Turkey pact shows ‘change in perception’ towards U.S.

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Iran’s foreign ministry stated on Monday that a recently signed defense pact between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan reflects a shift in regional perceptions regarding the United States. The announcement follows the formalization of the trilateral agreement last week.

Foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei addressed the development, clarifying that Iran does not view the new security arrangement as a threat directed toward Tehran. The Iranian government continues to monitor the implications of this alliance on regional geopolitical dynamics.

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Free Malaysia Today Highlights Iran’s official dismissal of security concerns regarding the pact.
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