After the publication of the Reuters news agency's report on the visit of senior officials of Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Turkey to Tehran on Monday, November 4, the deputy secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council confirmed the news and stated that the purpose of the visit was to hold a joint meeting in Tehran and "regional coordination". In an interview with Iran's official television, Ali Bagri said that Saudi Defense Minister Khaled bin Salman, Pakistan Army Commander Asim Munir and the head of the Turkish intelligence organization Ibrahim Kalin are the officials who will travel to Tehran and participate in a meeting with Mohsen Razai, the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council. Earlier, the Reuters news agency announced, citing two informed sources, that the purpose of this trip is to discuss "regional coordination". Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey are members of the so-called "Mecca" defense agreement, which was signed two and a half months ago between the heads of these countries in Saudi Arabia.