Pakistan ratifies joint defense pact with Turkey, Saudi Arabia amid regional tensions
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Iranian President called for regional unity at a Tehran meeting, likely a response to the August defense agreement among Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan. The call signals potential counterbalancing efforts, but details of the meeting and specific proposals remain unclear. This development underscores shifting regional alignments that could affect Middle East security dynamics.
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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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