After missile attack, Iran seeks to unite Muslim countries against US and Israel

2026-03-16 17:55:43Kosova&Bota SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

After missile attack, Iran seeks to unite Muslim countries against US and Israel

Ali Larijani has published a message addressed to Muslims around the world and the governments of Islamic countries, criticizing the lack of support for Iran in its confrontation with the United States and Israel.

In his statement, Larijani claims that Iran has faced an "American-Zionist" aggression that, according to him, occurred during the negotiations and was aimed at weakening and disintegrating the country.

He says the attacks killed civilians and military commanders, as well as an important figure in the Islamic revolution.

According to Larijani, despite these developments, the Iranian people have reacted with strong national and religious resistance, causing, according to him, opponents to face a strategic situation from which they find it difficult to escape.

In his message, he also expressed disappointment at the lack of support from most Islamic countries. According to Larijani, apart from some limited political stances, many Muslim countries have not stood by Iran during its confrontation with the US and Israel.

He also criticizes some governments of Islamic countries that, according to him, have considered Iran an enemy due to attacks on American bases or American and Israeli interests in their territories.

Larijani argues that Iran cannot remain passive when American bases in these countries are used to attack Iranian territory.

In the statement, he describes the current confrontation as a conflict between the US and Israel on one side and Iran and resistance forces on the other, calling on Islamic countries to clearly define which side they stand on.

Larijani also calls on the governments of the Islamic world to reflect on the future of the region, emphasizing that the unity of the Islamic world can guarantee security, development and independence for all its countries.

According to him, Iran does not aim for dominance over other Muslim countries, but rather cooperation and solidarity in the face of common challenges.


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