Evening: The Tehran meeting was intended to reduce tension and pave the way for an agreement.
Saudi Arabia, which is supposed to hold a meeting with Iranian officials in Tehran today, along with Turkey and Pakistan, says that the purpose of these talks is to prevent the escalation of tensions and pave the way for an agreement.
The Saudi Foreign Ministry's announcement also emphasized the importance of keeping the negotiation channels open.
Asim Munir, the Commander-in-Chief of Pakistan and senior mediator between Iran and the US, arrived in Tehran today to participate in this meeting. Khaled bin Salman, the defense minister of Saudi Arabia, and Ibrahim Kalin, the head of the Turkish intelligence organization, will also participate in this meeting.
The spokesman of the Iranian Foreign Ministry said that this meeting will be held at the initiative of Asim Munir.
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey signed a defense and security agreement on August 7, known as the Mecca Agreement.