Saudi, Pakistan, Turkey push peace in Tehran as warning to Iran
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Pakistan, the only nuclear-armed Muslim state, is resisting pressure to join Saudi Arabia and Turkey in the Yemen conflict under the Mecca Pact mutual defense agreement, while seeking to avoid confrontation with Iran. The balancing act reflects Islamabad's strategic need to preserve ties with Tehran and its domestic Shia population, despite treaty obligations. The outcome is uncertain, but any Pakistani military commitment would significantly escalate regional tensions.
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Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey met in Tehran with Iranian counterparts to discuss regional security, signaling a potential realignment of regional ties and a coordinated effort to de-escalate tensions. While the meeting confirmed a commitment to 'continue talking' and regional cooperation, concrete outcomes and specific agreements remain uncertain. Pakistan is reportedly balancing its Mecca Pact obligations with its relationship with Iran, particularly regarding the Yemen conflict.
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