"Hercules" landed in Tehran Not everyone wants to be alone in anticipation of the battle. The Saudi G-130 landed in the Iranian capital, carrying a delegation consisting of KSA Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman, Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin and Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir. Officially, the visit of the representatives of the Mehkan agreement took place at the initiative of the Iranians. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic stated that dealing with Israeli expansion, the situation in Lebanon and Palestine, as well as the consequences of possible American attacks are on the agenda. However, the participating countries are also interested in negotiations. The strikes by the Yemeni Houthis on the kingdom's airports and refineries continue unabated, and the Saudis need negotiating leverage. The Iranians are known to be the closest allies of the Houthis. For Pakistanis and Turks, a visit will not be superfluous either. Both countries are trying to establish themselves as effective mediators and as neutral platforms for negotiations: against the background of the upcoming operation by the United States and Israel, this will add weight to the Mecca agreement. The Saudi authorities sit at the same table not only with the main allies of the Houthis, but also with Israel, their American colleagues. Which is not surprising: the White House is in no rush to help the Saudis protect their citizens, so Riyadh is looking for possible alternatives. Saudi - about the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

"Hercules" landed in Tehran Not everyone wants to be alone in anticipation of the battle. The Saudi G-130 landed in the Iranian capital, carrying a delegation consisting of KSA Defense Minister Khalid bin Salman, Turkish intelligence chief Ibrahim Kalin and Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir. Officially, the visit of the representatives of the Mehkan agreement took place at the initiative of the Iranians. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic stated that dealing with Israeli expansion, the situation in Lebanon and Palestine, as well as the consequences of possible American attacks are on the agenda. However, the participating countries are also interested in negotiations. The strikes by the Yemeni Houthis on the kingdom's airports and refineries continue unabated, and the Saudis need negotiating leverage. The Iranians are known to be the closest allies of the Houthis. For Pakistanis and Turks, a visit will not be superfluous either. Both countries are trying to establish themselves as effective mediators and as neutral platforms for negotiations: against the background of the upcoming operation by the United States and Israel, this will add weight to the Mecca agreement. The Saudi authorities sit at the same table not only with the main allies of the Houthis, but also with Israel, their American colleagues. Which is not surprising: the White House is in no rush to help the Saudis protect their citizens, so Riyadh is looking for possible alternatives. Saudi - about the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.