Iran’s supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, calls on rulers in regional Muslim countries to unite and confront what he describes as their “real enemy.” In remarks covered by outlets, he urges leaders to “recognise” that enemy, “understand its plan,” and take action against it, specifically naming the United States and Israel.
The reporting presents the message as a call for greater regional coordination framed around threat perceptions attributed to Washington and Tel Aviv. While both sources describe the same core appeal—unity among Muslim countries and a targeted identification of the U.S. and Israel—their coverage focuses on different wordings and how the statement is relayed rather than on additional new details. No further policy steps or immediate regional actions are specified in the excerpts provided.
Overall, the articles align on the substance of the appeal and the geopolitical references, portraying it as part of Iran’s broader effort to influence regional and Muslim-country discourse.
