Iran has no concern over security along borders

Iran's Deputy Interior Minister for Political Affairs Ali Zeinivand said on Monday the country has no serious concern regarding security along its land and sea borders.



"There is no serious concern along the country's western, northwestern, southwestern, eastern, southeastern as well as maritime borders," Zeinivand, also the ministry spokesman, said at a press conference in Tehran.



He said border security is ensured by two military headquarters established in northwestern and southeastern Iran, which concentrate forces for precise, in-depth control over and beyond the frontiers.



People's lives and aiding those affected by the war are the Iranian government's top priority, Zeinivand said, adding that there are no issues with goods supply or internal management across the provinces.