Iran reports 'very good' talks with Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Turkey in Tehran
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Turkey's intelligence chief held talks in Tehran with Saudi and Pakistani officials, addressing security challenges in Palestine, Lebanon, the Strait of Hormuz, Yemen, and US-Iran negotiations. The meeting signals a rare multilateral security dialogue involving regional rivals, potentially aimed at de-escalation or coordination on shared concerns. The outcome and specific agreements remain unclear, but the venue and participation suggest a shift toward broader regional engagement.
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan delegations are confirmed to have met in Tehran, reportedly within the 'Mecca Pact' framework, to discuss regional security amid unconfirmed US-Israel war plans against Iran and escalating Houthi attacks on Saudi infrastructure. The meeting signals a diplomatic push to de-escalate tensions and a potential realignment of regional security ties, though concrete commitments remain unclear. Iran insists the nuclear issue is off the table until the US responds to its demands.
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