Iran's offer,s to Houthis and Saudi Arabia to end war

Decision to withdraw from NPT conditional on US action, regional countries supporting US in attacks on Iran will not be given concessions, Mohsen Rezaei

 

        Tehran,Washington: Iran's security chief Mohsen Rezaei has said that Iran is considering the possibility of withdrawing from the Non-Proliferation Treaty and a decision in this regard will be made after seeing the future behavior of the US. In an interview with Al Jazeera, Mohsen Rezaei said that Iran is still steadfast in its position regarding the fatwa of its martyred leader Ali Khamenei and there has been no change in it. However, he said that it is too early to say anything about what will happen in the future. Mohsen Rezaei clarified that Iran is currently evaluating whether it should withdraw from the NPT or not. According to him, this decision will depend on the actions and behavior of the United States. On the other hand, Iran's security chief also offered to help end the ongoing war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. He said that Iran genuinely wants to end the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen. He said that if Saudi Arabia and Yemen ask Iran for help, Tehran is fully ready to help achieve peace between the two sides.

I will make a decision on Iran soon, various options are under consideration, including the complete destruction of Iran, US President Donald Trump's threat again

 
        Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump has said that he will make a decision on Iran soon, while various options related to Iran are under consideration. According to Trump, the options under consideration include completely destroying Iran, weakening the country economically and making a deal with Iran. The US President said that he is in the decision-making stage regarding Iran, and very big events will happen in the near future. The US administration has previously indicated that it will keep the path of negotiations open along with military pressure on Iran, while the White House has also announced major steps to increase economic pressure on Iran.
The Iranian military central command has said, citing state media, that if a regional country helps or cooperates with a US attack on Iran, it should not expect any concessions from Iran. The Iranian military command says the US should be wary of plans by regional countries to give a green signal for action against Iran.

The Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened under any circumstances until the US fulfills its promises, Baqir Qalibaf
 

       Iran has said that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened until its conditions are met and the promises made by the US are implemented. Parliament Speaker Baqer Qalibaf said that Iran has to fight a war and negotiate at the same time. Tehran will use military force to confront its enemies, while at the appropriate time, the progress achieved on the battlefield will be consolidated through diplomacy. Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghai said that it is Iran's right to attend the UN General Assembly session. The trip to New York does not hold any particular attraction for Iranian diplomats, however, the UN is a global forum that Iran should not leave. According to Baghai, it is Iran's right to attend the UN session and the position of the Iranian nation will be presented there in a clear manner. The New York visit should not be considered a sign of Iran's weakness.

 

Negotiations with Afghanistan possible, not with terrorists, Pak Army spokesperson

    Pakistan's only demand is that the Kabul government stop terrorism from Afghan soil, Lieutenant Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry
80% of suicide bombers are Afghan citizens, India is the patron of terrorism in Balochistan, content on social media is being operated from abroad, DG ISPR
    Saudi Arabia is respected for the Afghan people, I hope Riyadh will play the role of mediator, Zabihullah Mujahid, Turkish and Qatari delegations visit Afghanistan, emphasis on Pak-Afghan talks

    Islamabad: DG ISPR Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry has said that there will be no talks with terrorists, the state's policy is clear, talks can be held with the Afghan government. Arab News has received more details of the exclusive interview. Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that Pakistan has only one firm demand on the issue of Afghanistan, which is to stop terrorism against Pakistan from Afghan soil. He said that the Taliban government in Afghanistan must implement the promises made under the Doha Agreement. If the Afghan Taliban government does not fulfill these promises, then Pakistan has the full right to defend itself.
The Pakistan Army spokesman said that Pakistan can talk to Afghanistan but will not talk to terrorists. About 80 percent of the attackers in suicide attacks in Pakistan are Afghan citizens, while Afghan citizens are present in every formation coming from Afghanistan to Pakistan. Lieutenant General Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry said that the main demand from Pakistan to the Afghan Taliban government is that it should not allow its soil to be used against Pakistan. He said about the situation in Balochistan that the terrorists do not have public support, they are trying to impose their ideology at gunpoint. The DG ISPR said that Pakistan's position is that India is sponsoring terrorism in Balochistan, while the content being circulated on social media is also being operated from abroad. India has been denying such allegations made by Pakistan in the past.
Lieutenant Ahmed Sharif Chaudhry

 
   Wants good relations with Pakistan, Saudi Arabia should play a role in ending conflicts, Afghan Taliban spokesperson
 

     Kabul: Afghan Taliban spokesperson Zabihullah Mujahid has said that they want good relations with Pakistan and want Saudi Arabia to play an important role in this matter. In an interview with Arab media, Zabihullah Mujahid said that Afghanistan wants to continue talks and cooperation with Pakistan, and welcomes the efforts of all countries, including Saudi Arabia, to resolve conflicts. Zabihullah said that there are expectations from Saudi Arabia to play its role as a friend, and Saudi Arabia can play a positive role in this matter. He said that the Afghan people also have great love and respect for Saudi Arabia and the two holy mosques, and he hopes that the Saudi authorities will continue their mediation efforts effectively.
He hopes that the Saudi authorities will help resolve the issues between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and we respect Saudi Arabia’s decisions and its mediation efforts. On the other hand, delegations from Turkey and Qatar also visited Afghanistan on Tuesday. According to the British Broadcasting Corporation, Turkish and Qatari delegations met with Taliban officials in Kandahar. The meeting also discussed the possible resumption of talks between Afghanistan and Pakistan. It should be noted that Pakistan has repeatedly made it clear that our only demand from Afghanistan is that Afghan soil should not be used against Pakistan, and that the Afghan Taliban should take action against Indian proxies and other terrorist organizations used against Pakistan.
Zabihullah Mujahid

 

The fourth meeting of the Saudi alliance in Jeddah, review of the security of maritime passages

 

   The participation of 154 naval commanders of friendly countries, delegations, declared the protection of international waterways a collective responsibility.
   Discussions on the situation in the Gulf of Aden, Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea, subsequent threats will be resolved, Saudi commander said. 
 

  Jeddah: The fourth planning meeting of the Saudi alliance was held in Jeddah. Measures to ensure maritime traffic in important international waterways, including the Gulf of Aden, the Strait of Bab al-Mandab and the Red Sea, were reviewed. 154 naval commanders and ambassadors of friendly countries participated in the meeting. To be done, the operational capability of the Multinational Naval Defense Alliance is fully restored. On the other hand, Saudi Arabia is facing continuous threats from Yemen's Houthi rebels. Saudi Civil Defense issued two alerts in the same night, however, both alerts were withdrawn after the threat was over. On Friday night, danger alerts were issued in Jeddah, Al-Kharj, Taif and Jazan, including the capital Riyadh.
Saudi meeting

The price of diesel per gallon in the US has reached an all-time high

 

 The price of diesel per gallon in the US has reached an all-time high

      Due to the tense situation in the Middle East and rising inflation, the price of diesel in the US has reached an all-time high.

     According to the American price tracker company, the price of diesel in the US has reached $6.44 per gallon, which is said to be about 70 percent higher than last year.

Saudi Aramco announces that it will not deliver crude oil to European buyers next month

     Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil company Aramco has announced that it will not deliver crude oil to European buyers next month. According to the American news agency Bloomberg, European customers are usually continuously supplied with Saudi crude oil every month under long-term contracts, but this delivery will not take place next month. According to a Bloomberg report, Saudi oil company Aramco has informed European refineries in this regard. Aramco’s decision to stop oil supplies came after drone attacks by Iraqi militias on the Saudi East-West Oil Pipeline.

Crude oil prices fall in global market

Global oil prices continued to decline for the third day as Saudi Arabia sought to restore crude oil supply through alternative routes. Brent crude oil fell to $102 per barrel in the global market, WTI crude oil also fell to $100, while Emirati crude was trading at $118 per barrel after falling by $3.

 

Indian ship attempts to enter Pakistani territory, collides with PNS Haneen, summons Indian Charge d'Affaires, strong protest

 

   Indian ship attempts to enter Pakistani territory, collides with PNS Haneen, summons Indian Charge d'Affaires, strong protest 

  Indian ship INS Kolkata made dangerous and provocative movements near Pakistan Navy ships, 

  changed course in a very dangerous manner The two ships kept colliding, friction occurred between the two ships, Indian actions are a violation of the 1991 bilateral agreement, Foreign Office spokesperson New Matter 

 

 Islamabad: Pakistan has strongly protested the alleged violation of Pakistan's exclusive economic zone by Indian ship INS Kolkata and dangerous and provocative movements near Pakistan Navy ships, and has urged India to ensure compliance with bilateral agreements and responsible behavior. The Indian High Commission's Chargé d'Affaires was summoned to the Foreign Office and a strong protest was handed over to him. According to the Foreign Office, the activities of the Indian ship are not a routine deployment but a violation of the 1991 bilateral agreement. The Foreign Office said in its statement that the Pakistan Navy has been conducting Sea Spark 26 exercises in Pakistan's exclusive economic zone since September 1, while since September 7, the Indian ship and its helicopters have been trying to enter the Pakistan Navy's exercise area several times. According to the Foreign Office, the Indian ship INS Kolkata made dangerous and provocative movements near the Pakistan Navy ships. Despite several warnings, the Indian ship allegedly continued to behave irresponsibly, over which Pakistan has expressed serious concern. 

 

        According to the Foreign Office, on September 15, INS Kolkata changed its course in a very dangerous manner, which resulted in a collision with PNS Haneen. According to the statement, the crew of PNS Haneen attempted to rescue the vessel, but a scuffle occurred between the two ships. According to the Pakistani Foreign Office, after the incident, INS Kolkata increased its speed and departed from the area. Pakistan has termed the alleged activities of the Indian ship as highly provocative and said that such behavior could have led to a serious crisis. The Foreign Office said that the professional and responsible behavior of the Pakistan Navy played a significant role in preventing the situation from escalating further. Pakistan views the alleged violations by the Indian Navy in Pakistan’s exclusive economic zone with grave concern. The statement said that India is trying to escalate the issue at a diplomatic level by distorting the facts, while India’s actions reflect deliberate attempts to affect regional peace and stability. Pakistan made it clear that for peace and stability in the region, it is essential that both countries adopt responsible behavior and avoid any action in the maritime boundaries that could lead to an increase in tension. The Foreign Office urged India to abide by bilateral agreements and responsible behavior and that the Indian authorities take immediate steps to prevent the recurrence of such incidents. Pakistan also made it clear that the current level of restraint in the face of Indian provocations in the future cannot be taken for granted, while Pakistan stressed that the parties must exercise responsibility and caution to prevent the current situation in the maritime boundaries from becoming more tense. Pakistan Reaction