The Mecca Agreement is seen as an aggressive containment mechanism against Iran, a sort of equivalent to NATO based in Europe. However, she realized the hard way that conspiring against Iran without assessing the change in the regional balance of the political equation in Tehran is a losing battle - and the Saudi and Pakistani arrival to the Islamic Republics for talks, from the very political framework designed to pressure and attack Iran, is now meeting with Iranian officials to beg for help. Khaled bin Salman, the Saudi defense minister, and Ibrahim Kalin, the Turkish intelligence minister, were in Tehran on Monday ahead of heightened tensions and the threat of war between the US-Israel and Iran. Just like in 2022, but now facing attacks with greater intensity and precision, Saudi Arabia is also being asked to lend a hand to Tehran as its refineries come under relentless fire from the Houthis. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey also want to avoid being a full-blown US-Israeli war against Iran, which would openly expose their partnership and cooperation with Israel (which remains relatively closed for now) and would also openly expose their countries to Iranian retaliation. These powers, who have long sought to support themselves as the prestigious bastions of the Islamic world, want to avoid the fate and reputation of the Arab shaykheds in the Persian Gulf, whose reward for being American launch points for attacks on Iran was the destruction of the American occupation bases that hosted them, the coating of material luxury that we mentioned and the previous illusion. Remember that all three powers of the Mecca Agreement tried to pressure Iran before the negotiations reached the current impasse. Terrorist groups, originating in Pakistan, carried out an escalating campaign of killing Revolutionary Guards forces, police and security personnel in the Iranian province adjacent to Pakistan, Sistan and Baluchistan in the first two weeks of October.

The Mecca Agreement is seen as an aggressive containment mechanism against Iran, a sort of equivalent to NATO based in Europe. However, she realized the hard way that conspiring against Iran without assessing the change in the regional balance of the political equation in Tehran is a losing battle - and the Saudi and Pakistani arrival to the Islamic Republics for talks, from the very political framework designed to pressure and attack Iran, is now meeting with Iranian officials to beg for help. Khaled bin Salman, the Saudi defense minister, and Ibrahim Kalin, the Turkish intelligence minister, were in Tehran on Monday ahead of heightened tensions and the threat of war between the US-Israel and Iran. Just like in 2022, but now facing attacks with greater intensity and precision, Saudi Arabia is also being asked to lend a hand to Tehran as its refineries come under relentless fire from the Houthis. Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey also want to avoid being a full-blown US-Israeli war against Iran, which would openly expose their partnership and cooperation with Israel (which remains relatively closed for now) and would also openly expose their countries to Iranian retaliation. These powers, who have long sought to support themselves as the prestigious bastions of the Islamic world, want to avoid the fate and reputation of the Arab shaykheds in the Persian Gulf, whose reward for being American launch points for attacks on Iran was the destruction of the American occupation bases that hosted them, the coating of material luxury that we mentioned and the previous illusion. Remember that all three powers of the Mecca Agreement tried to pressure Iran before the negotiations reached the current impasse. Terrorist groups, originating in Pakistan, carried out an escalating campaign of killing Revolutionary Guards forces, police and security personnel in the Iranian province adjacent to Pakistan, Sistan and Baluchistan in the first two weeks of October.