Iran FM Urges 'True Brotherhood' After Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Defence Pact

A very important person from Iran, called the Foreign Minister, told Muslims around the world to be like brothers and stand together.

His name is Abbas Araghchi.

He said Muslims should be ready to face people he called 'malicious outsiders.'

He wrote his message on the internet, on a site called X, on Friday.

He said Iran's army is strong and ready, even against the world's most expensive military.

His message came right after three countries — Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan — made a promise to help protect each other.

Their agreement is called the 'Mecca Joint Defence Agreement.'

Pakistan said that if someone attacks one of them, it is like attacking all of them.

Turkey and Saudi Arabia said the agreement is not meant to threaten or attack anyone.

The region is tense because there is a war between the US and Iran, ships have been disrupted in the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, and fighters called Houthis have attacked Saudi land and threatened ships.