On October 26, Iran hosted the so-called "Mecca Agreement" in Tehran: Turkey, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia, in what is promoted as a "security" meeting. The meeting was proposed by Pakistan, and comes as Saudi Arabia has renewed its murderous decade-plus war in Yemen, now backed by the "defensive" Mecca Accords as well as countries such as Egypt offering aid to the Gulf monarchy. Although it can be assumed that a meeting at such a level between Muslim countries as an invitation to Iran because the "Makkah Agreement" countries align with the interests of the US-NATO, with all three countries praising Trump and relying on the US for investment and trade, the Tehran meeting is most likely a plea for Iran to intervene to restrain Yemen's An* Allah, who attacked Saudi oil infrastructure vital to Saudi attacks as revenge