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Makkah Alliance Members to Meet in Tehran Amid Regional Tensions
Senior officials from Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan are heading to Tehran for security talks amid escalating regional tensions and Houthi attacks. Pakistan's Army Chief recently visited Tehran, where Iran reportedly stated it would not negotiate with the U.S. until its demands are met.
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- 01Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani officials will meet in Tehran for regional security talks.
- 02The meeting occurs amid escalating Houthi attacks and regional conflict.
- 03Iran reportedly told Pakistan it will not negotiate with the U.S. until its demands are met.
- 04Saudi Arabia intercepted missiles and drones on Sunday amid ongoing Houthi fighting.
- 05Makkah Alliance defense ministers agreed to rapid military deployment in Saudi Arabia.
The Makkah Alliance defense ministers agreed earlier this month to rapidly deploy military assets in Saudi Arabia.
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